Ruben Bain's 2026 NFL draft stock should not fall after a dominant performance in the college football playoffs.

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locked on podcast network your team every day I'm your boy damia parsons I'm an NFL draft analyst

with bleach report that's my guy key san. He's a director of Scotting with the

Draft Network and 2019 national champion with the LSU Tigers. And as always, thank you for

making a locked-door NFL draft. You first listen today and everyday shot for being our

everydayers. Round one of the college football playoff is in the books and we have to recap.

We will go over the moneymakers, aka stock up, the bag fumblers, aka stock down and we're going to give out our game balls

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season long. Keith, I'm going to start with a,

I'm going to say a double header. No hiding from the tape. It's time for moneymakers and

bag fumblers. Two teammates in terms of guys who in a sense made them some money. And I'm

going with Ruben Bain Jr., Eddrescher out of Miami.

Ruben Bain coming into the game keep for, you know, probably the last couple of weeks,

it's been a lot of talk around his body type, his arm length, whether or not he should be,

like, does that, you know, meet the requirements to be a top 10 pick or top 15

pick i've even seen some people say he's going to fall out of uh day one out of round one and fall to

round two because he has i think sub 31s or 31 inch arms well it didn't really matter in this

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