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Isaac Nauta
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The next Isaac Nauta

TEdrafted 2019, round 7, No. 224 by Detroit
Signed with
Georgia
Class
2016
Drafted by
Detroit
37Offers when he signedfrom Stanford, LSU and Alabama
93His top three offersaverage program strength, as each program stood in 2016. What it means
6-4Size as a recruit235 lb

The 2027 recruits with boards like his

closest first
Tennessee logoMalik Howard TE
Oak Ridge, TN · committed to Tennessee · 37 offers
Both offered by LSU, Alabama and Texas A&M; both about 6-3, 230
83board match
South Carolina logoJudah Lancaster TE
Brentwood, TN · committed to South Carolina · 46 offers
Both offered by LSU, Alabama and Georgia; both about 6-4, 230
79board match
Vanderbilt logoGrant Haviland TE
Alpharetta, GA · committed to Vanderbilt · 46 offers
Both offered by LSU, Alabama and Georgia; both about 6-4, 225
74board match
Oregon logoAnthony Cartwright III TE
Franklin, MI · committed to Oregon · 43 offers
Both offered by LSU, Alabama and Georgia; both about 6-5, 235
74board match
Florida logoTommy Douglas TE
Princeton, NJ · committed to Florida · 28 offers
Both offered by Alabama, USC and Clemson; both about 6-4, 235
73board match
Matched on position, size, the strength of the programs that offered and how many did: his board at signing day against the 2027 boards today (Nov 3, 2026). Recruits are shown with recruiting facts only. History, not a forecast.

Isaac's board when he signed with Georgia

37 offers, strongest first
Stanford logoStanfordLSU logoLSUAlabama logoAlabamaUSC logoUSCFlorida State logoFlorida StateGeorgia logoGeorgiaTexas A&M logoTexas A&MClemson logoClemsonOklahoma logoOklahomaNotre Dame logoNotre DameOhio State logoOhio StateBaylor logoBaylor
The offers on record for the class of 2016, ordered by program strength as each program stood that year; the outlined one is where he signed. A count is the offers on record, not every offer the staffs made.

How Isaac's board grew

1 dated move, first to last
Georgia logoCommitted GeorgiaJan 9, 2016