Top 5 Most Underutilized NXT Superstars

#1 Street Profits

Ford and Dawkins

Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins' debut as "The Street Profits" was a bit of a head-scratcher, a per their pre-debut vignettes they seemed to be a carbon-copy of the shameful stereotypical tag team Cryme Tyme, who graced WWE TV back in 2006.

Since then, the SPs have proven to be closer to a Harlem Heat successor than a ripoff of a less-than-talented team with a criminal gimmick, and fans have wholeheartedly embraced their energetic sports jock personas.

Ford, the undisputed star of the team, possesses the looks, charm, and sheer athleticism to possibly make it as a singles star one day, and while Dawkins, who spent five years in developmental before the team debuted in late Summer 2017, may not be as impressive as his partner, he nevertheless plays the supportive secondary role well.

Still, with more than a year and a half of respectable NXT TV matches at Full Sail and large arenas under their belt and a proven ability to consistently engage crowds, they've yet to receive a tag team title match or appearance on the main Takeover card.

The most obvious explanation for this is that the tag team division has been stacked for the duration of the Street Profits' time in NXT, with Sanity, the Authors of Pain, the Undisputed Era and the War Raiders dominating the title scene over second-tier teams like Heavy Machinery, TM61 and Ford and Dawkins themselves.

Nevertheless, NXT producers likely recognize this lack of utilization as the 'Profits have been placated with the EVOLVE indie tag team titles in the interim. Hopefully one day soon, they'll finally get their just chance at the main NXT tag straps.