Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Mark Fletcher Jr. or Justice Haynes?

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Mark Fletcher Jr. vs Justice Haynes — NFL Draft Comparison

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2025 college season: Mark Fletcher Jr. versus Justice Haynes
Mark Fletcher Jr.	Statistic	Justice Haynes
Leading value: 216	Carries	121
Leading value: 1,192	Rushing Yards	857
Leading value: 12	Rushing TDs	10
Leading value: 17	Receptions	13
Leading value: 140	Receiving Yards	50

Measurements: Mark Fletcher Jr. versus Justice Haynes
Mark Fletcher Jr.	Statistic	Justice Haynes
6-2	Height	5-11
225 lb	Weight	210 lb

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2027 draft projection: Mark Fletcher Jr. versus Justice Haynes
Mark Fletcher Jr.	Statistic	Justice Haynes
Leading value: #104	Fanspeak rank	#152
Leading value: RB 6	Position rank	RB 10
Leading value: 133.9	Average pick	186.2
Leading value: 2,062	Times drafted	1,343
Leading value: 62	Hype Score	51
270x	Most drafted to	208x

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Mark Fletcher Jr.

Dean Kindig

24-116 (4.8)-1 to JadanBaugh's 12-46-3.8-1. 24 for 116 (4.8), 1 TD in 2025 scouted win vs Florida, 15-66 (4.4), 1 catch for 8 vs ND. Only listed as probable, had a limited workload vs Pitt, with six carries for 19 yards (3.2), and also caught three passes for 22 yards and a TD. Rushing 216-1192-5.5-12 TD; Receiving 17-140-8.2-2TD in 2025. Need a thunder back with a power-running style to complement James Cook? How about Mark Fletcher, a RB with Miami connections (Manny Diaz, Jahmile Addae). Fletcher brings a physical, punishing style to the table that's becoming increasingly sought after as the antidote in today's spread-heavy NFL. Watch him as he posts 24 carries for 116 yards (4.8 YPC) and 1 TD in the 2025 scouted win vs Florida. Almost Cook-like in his receiving skills, Fletcher made seven catches out of backfield totaling 62 receiving yards. He suffered a Lisfranc injury in his left foot in November, but is back in action.

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Justice Haynes

Dean Kindig

19-125 (6.6), 1 TD vs OK. 121-857-7.1-10TD; Receiving 13-50-3.8-0 TD in 2025. He's the son of former Pittsburgh Steelers and Atlanta Falcons RB Verron Haynes. 〽️7.1 YPC & 10 TD in 7 games in 2025 before injury. One of the most explosive and talented running backs in the nation. A five-star back according to 247Sports and On3.com. The nation's No. 1 running back by Rivals.com and the No. 29 player on the Rivals100 list. No. 21 on the ESPN300, the No. 2 running back, No. 2 player in Georgia and No. 11 recruit in the Southeast Region. The 247Composite ranked him 23rd nationally and as the No. 3 running back and the No. 2 player in Georgia. On3 Consensus ranked him 31st nationally, as the No. 2 running back and as the No. 2 player in Georgia. 43rd on the Top247, the No. 3 running back and No. 3 player in the state. Member of the PrepStar Top 150 Dream Team at No. 28. The No. 3 running back by PrepStar and the third-ranked player in Alabama. The No. 73 recruit in the country on Sports Illustrated's SI99 list that ranked the top high school seniors in the class. Selected to play in the All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas.