The first of two Brooks players on this list, Floyd played the role of the lefty step-down artist to perfection. However, he’s not just a catch-and-shoot guy; he knew where to be and how to space the field well to set up his dodges and lanes for his teammates to move through as well. Those are essential skills to have to be an effective lefty scorer whether you’re playing attack – as Floyd did when I saw him at this event – or in the midfield. Either way, he’s clearly very comfortable on the right side of the field, measuring up the defense and plotting his next move away from the ball. With the ball, he showed great shot variation, and his hitch caught more than a few committed poles out of position and scrambling for a back check.