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Upton Stout

S·San Francisco 49ers
Tier 8Round 3, pick 100 in 2025
Updated November 10, 2026
68.7
Model Score
Down from 70.3 last year
Trade value ·a 7th

Recruited

Class of 2020 · Safety · High school: North Shore, Houston, TX

Recruiting sites
★★★★★
No. 1,911 in the nation. Composite 0.8293, the recruiting sites' average
Offers
Partial list
None on record beyond his commitment
Committed to

Partial offer list. Offer lists for the 2020 class are partial everywhere we can read them: we hold 3 or more offers for 50 of 4,413 recruits, and we grade only those boards.

College: North Texas 2020, Western Kentucky 2021-24

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Our College Grade

58.0 MODEL
2020
58.0
2022
61.1
2023
64.1
2024
58.0
Ranked #1235 among CB

How good he was in college at what his position is supposed to do, out of 100. Scored against everyone else at his position, adjusted for the level he played at. This is not his NFL grade.

College Production

North Texas · Conference USA

SeasonTklTFLSacksHurPDINTPos Rk
20203500.003277
20224400.0024225
20232410.5581154
20245381.0311219

The seasons in our college data. It does not always reach back to a player's first year.

Scouting Report

Western Kentucky · 2025 draft class

Stout is a quick-twitch cornerback with excellent short-area burst and recovery speed. He transitions smoothly from backpedal to break on the ball, showing impressive closing speed. His ball skills are advanced, with natural hands and timing when playing the ball in the air. Stout demonstrates good route recognition, particularly on short and intermediate patterns. In press coverage, he shows developing technique with quick feet and active hands to disrupt timing. His competitive nature is evident in his willingness to support the run despite his frame. Stout's change of direction ability allows him to stay in phase with receivers through their breaks.

Strengths

  • Short-area quickness
  • recovery speed
  • ball skills
  • transition ability
  • route recognition
  • competitive toughness
  • change of direction ability
  • closing burst

Concerns

  • Play strength needs development
  • can struggle against physical receivers
  • tackling technique is inconsistent
  • sometimes relies too much on athleticism
  • deep ball tracking needs refinement

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