Martin really started to put it all together at the end of last season, with 15 tackles and three sacks in his final three games. He’s vital to a team with plenty of defensive line experience, but an inconsistent pass rush. If he can turn into that true game-changer off the edge, it completely transforms how Reynolds can play defensively. We think he’ll have a massive senior season.

Martin is an edge rusher at the next level, but RJ Reynolds plays a lot of odd fronts, and he often functions as a 3-4 defensive end who is asked to crash and play like a space-eater in the running game, so we’ve ranked him here. His length, strength, and get-off are all excellent, and give him fairly high upside. If he can reach his potential as a senior, he could put up some huge numbers as a key defender for the Demons.