More players leave D3 rosters this year than FBS rosters. 3,200 vs 3,139.

Everyone ranks recruits. Nobody tells a family which colleges are about to lose the position their kid plays. Central Michigan has 15 offensive linemen listed as seniors or grads, out of 25. That staff will answer an email. We measured it off every FBS roster.

What $79 actually buys. Every college program tiered against your son's measurables, then ranked by how many players at his position they lose before he arrives. Nearest first. Real programs, measured from actual rosters. Not a division. Programs with a hole where he plays.

First games are close. Film from his first 3 games is the most valuable thing he will own this fall. A coach can only judge what he can watch. So before week one: find out who films the games, and get your family access to it now rather than November when coaches are asking.

Fall camp is on. The only film a coach can watch now is last season. In September he'll have something new to show. Between now and then, gauge four things: how tall he is, what he weighs, what he runs, and his GPA. That is the whole starting kit.

A mom messaged me this week and said she felt stupid asking what D2 meant. You are not supposed to know this. Nobody hands parents a manual when their kid turns out to be good at football. Four numbers. Two minutes. We do the rest. offerpath.org/eval?src=x

The whole Eval asks for 4 numbers. How tall he is. What he weighs. What he runs. His GPA. Not one of them is a football question. Three you know, and his coach knows the fourth. You do not need to understand recruiting to start. That is the point. offerpath.org/eval?src=x

New in the Eval: what's between him and the next level? The distance to where 1 in 10 players at that level actually sit, measured off rosters. And where the gap is height, we say that instead. Nobody gets handed an inch to grow. Free, no password: offerpath.org/eval?src=x

Hot take: the position that families most misjudge is QB. Not because parents overestimate arm talent. Because they underestimate how many programs already have one. The Eval is free. No signup. Save it now and see your top five real programs by name. offerpath.org/eval?src=x