Oklahoma State football stock report: Who is rising, falling after Cowboys' Week 1 win?

Oklahoma State football stock report: Who's up, who's down after Cowboys' Week 1 win

Quarterback Spencer Sanders had a successful start in the first week with 18 completions of 29 attempts for 230 yards and one touchdown.

Sanders also had a 62.1% completion percentage, an improvement from the 58.9% he had during the 2021 season.

His performance shows promise for the rest of the season.

Wide receiver Jaden Bray also had a impressive performance in the first game with five receptions for 105 yards.

Bray showed his consistency by having at least three receptions in nine of Oklahoma State's 13 games last season.

His continual performance warrants his rising stock value.

Defensive end Trace Ford had a strong performance in the first game with nine total tackles and two sacks.

Ford's high energy and ability to put pressure on the quarterback should help him continue to rise in value.

He has the potential to be a leader on the defense this season.

Linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez has had a drop in his stock after a poor performance in the first game, only recording six tackles.

Rodriguez was named a first-team All-American and the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year last season.

His disappointing start could be an anomaly, but it's something to keep an eye on.

Wide receiver Brennan Presley has also had a drop in his stock value after a poor first game.

Presley only had one reception for 24 yards in the first game, which is well below his average of 4.3 receptions per game in the 2021 season.

His lack of involvement in the game last week is concerning and could indicate a decrease in his role.