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Spotlight Feauture 💡RB/WR
Jayden Buie
@JayBuie_29
Veterans Memorial High School
@SAVeteransHS
RB/WR 5'10 170 Lbs.
C/O 2029
Jayden Buie’s film shows an explosive player whose athletic ability is supported by a strong feel for how space develops. He has the speed to turn an opening into a big play, but he does not run as though every opening has to appear immediately. There is patience in the way he works with his blocking, particularly when a puller is leading the play. Buie controls his pace, stays close enough to use the block and keeps his feet active while reading the front side. That allows him to recognize a lane without committing to one before it forms. When the picture changes, his response is immediate. He can alter his track, get vertical and accelerate without an extra step to reset. The result is a runner who uses different tempos effectively. His finishing speed stands out, but his ability to stay in position as a play develops is what helps him reach open space.
Buie’s vision becomes more apparent when the first path is unavailable. He recognizes when defenders have outside leverage and understands the value of taking ground vertically rather than continuing toward the boundary. Once he is moving upfield, he can use his running track to affect pursuit. He presses a path long enough to get a defender committed, then cuts against that momentum. His change of direction is sudden, but the move is built on timing and an understanding of where the defender is headed. Buie does not need a wide lane to make an adjustment. His feet respond quickly in confined space, and he remains balanced to carry speed out of the cut. That combination of recognition, setup and movement gives him ways to create even when the defense has taken away the initial look.
The ability to keep processing after the first move is one of the more compelling parts of Buie’s game. He stays aware of the next defender, recovers his balance quickly in traffic and keeps his feet ready as pursuit closes from another direction. His open-field movement is connected rather than a collection of isolated cuts. He can make one defender commit without losing sight of the space or the threat beyond him. That awareness also carries into his work as a receiver. Buie catches the screen cleanly, secures the football and becomes a runner without pausing between those actions. Once the ball is in his hands, the same vision and change of direction appear. The receiving look does not require a separate explanation of his athletic ability; it reinforces how quickly he can process space and act on it.
Buie’s speed is evident in the explosive finishes, but the film also shows it under a very different demand. Following a red-zone turnover, he reacts immediately and pursues a returner who has roughly a 10-yard lead. With no angle to cut off the play, Buie has to close the distance from directly behind. He sustains the chase, gains ground and finishes a touchdown-saving tackle. That rep adds substance to the evaluation because there is no ball in his hands and no offensive opening to exploit. His reaction gets him into pursuit, while his speed and competitiveness keep him in the play until he can make the stop. It shows a player willing to finish a difficult play after it has turned against his team.
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Buie’s film is built on the connection between his athletic traits and his decisions. He can control his pace behind a developing block, recognize how defender leverage changes the available path and redirect without losing control of his feet. His vision remains active through traffic and after the catch, allowing him to respond to more than the first defender in front of him. The touchdown-saving pursuit adds a meaningful look at his effort and sustained speed without the ball. Buie is an explosive playmaker, but the strongest takeaway is how consistently his timing and awareness put that explosiveness to use.
ATHLETE DNA:
Maintains tempo and puller spacing
Processes front-side leverage in stride
Presses pursuit before triggering cutback
Re-anchors balance through successive cuts
Secures catch, transitions upfield immediately
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Temecula High School | @tvhsbearsfb | #SASpotlight
Six athletes. Taking a closer look at the timing, physicality, versatility, and competitive drive within this Temecula group. From the quarterback’s anticipation to the work in the trenches and execution in the kicking game, each brings something different to the field.
⭐️CadenChrisman
@CadenChrisman
QB 6'1 180 Lbs.
C/O 2028
The timing between his footwork and release gives his passing game its rhythm. Shows anticipation, touch, and trajectory control, with placement that allows receivers to continue through the catch. On the opening rep, he stays consistent in his dropback and takes an additional step to let the concept develop, releasing as the receiver breaks toward the pylon. His composure carries outside the pocket. At :25, he keeps his eyes downfield through pressure on the designed red zone rollout, waits for the window, and delivers an accurate strike with pace from an off-platform release. Multiple rollout reps reinforce his ability to lead receivers while moving. When the pocket breaks down on another rep, he works from the post to the slant before climbing to escape. Runs through multiple arm tackles, showing contact balance and functional strength. He can extend a play while remaining a passer, then transition into a physical runner when pressure demands it.
Film Link: https://t.co/eTetddhZIS
⭐️Cash Ramirez
@CashRamirez54
DT/DE/FB 6'0 245 Lbs.
C/O 2028
Quickness and strength work together in his defensive line reps. The opening play shows explosiveness off the snap and a decisive closing burst once he commits to the quarterback. At :13, he attacks the crease between two blockers, using sustained leg drive to work through the double team. Grip strength shows as he secures the quarterback to complete the sack. That ability to stay productive through contact carries into his offensive work. At :22, he runs with low pad level at fullback, maintaining balance through successive hits and fighting for yards at the goal line. His lead block on the toss at :46 shows assignment recognition and force on arrival, establishing the edge for the runner and finishing through the whistle. I like how the same physical traits translate across those responsibilities. His film shows a young player who can contribute as an interior disruptor, a short-yardage runner, and a committed lead blocker.
Film Link: https://t.co/YzFTDNugtO
⭐️Deven Krause
@devenkrause2028
RB/LB/K
C/O 2028
His vision keeps the running game direct. Reads blocker leverage through the hole, identifies the available crease, and gets vertical without unnecessary lateral steps. Into the secondary, recognizes defensive backs closing from outside in and adjusts his track to the space their leverage allows. Shows the speed to reach the edge on red zone perimeter runs, giving him another way to attack beyond the interior. Receiving work out of the backfield adds to that profile, with a quick transition from securing the pass to advancing upfield. I also appreciate what he puts into his blocking reps. Stays square through engagement and works through the defender at the point of attack. The willingness matters, and there is technique behind it. He brings decisive movement with the ball and useful blocking work without it, giving the offense reasons to involve him beyond handing him the football.
Film Link: https://t.co/thnR3Htgxk
⭐️Noah Murillo
@noahmurillo2027
SS/DB 5'11 180 Lbs.
C/O 2027
Coverage intelligence and downhill physicality give him multiple ways to affect the game at safety. Understands man and zone concepts and communicates adjustments, showing awareness beyond his individual assignment. On the opening rep, he conceals his pressure before the snap, then shows short-area burst in a few quick strides. Keeps his track controlled without drifting or overrunning the play, arriving in position to finish the tackle. At :50, he times his strike to fight off the block and tracks down the ball carrier up the sideline, connecting block disengagement with pursuit speed. His blitz at 1:08 adds another look at his feel for pressure. Stays behind his defensive lineman to screen his approach from the quarterback, then uses a quick sidestep to navigate traffic and deliver a physical hit. I like the combination of disguise, agility, and force in that rep. Plays bigger than his frame, with recovery speed to chase carriers from behind. From watching him previously, I also appreciate how he hunts the football through contact and deliberate strips. That turnover mentality adds to a safety whose physical impact is backed by controlled pursuit and an understanding of how to disguise pressure.
Film Link: https://t.co/EID29v2lxO
⭐️Canaan Campbell
@canaan_campbell
TE/DE/LS 6'2 200 Lbs.
C/O 2028
A weapon on the offensive side with a good blend of size and athletic ability. Used across multiple alignments, he brings release quickness and route versatility to the tight end position. Gets into his stem quickly and competes through contact at the catch point, showing the hand strength to secure contested throws. His physicality carries into the run after catch, consistently adding yardage and finishing forward through contact. Plays with an edge as a blocker, sustaining engagement and staying attached to his man through the whistle. Defensively, shows a quick get-off from the edge and a plan in how he attacks the blocker. Uses active hands to clear contact and has the bend to turn the corner toward the quarterback. One rep shows his ability to counter when the initial rush stalls, spinning out of contact to change his path and finish the play. I like that being challenged doesn’t end his rep. That shows in how he secures catches through contact, stays attached as a blocker, and counters when his initial rush stalls.
Film Link: https://t.co/39o2PVicEj
⭐️Colin Elia
@ColinElia08
K 6'0 160 Lbs.
C/O 2027
• Field Goals: 6/8
• PATs: 14/14
• Longest Field Goal: 49 yards
• Touchbacks: 12
• Punt Average: 37 yards from LOS
• Average Punt Hang Time: 3.82 seconds
• Longest Punt Hang Time: 4.3 seconds
• Punts Inside the 20: 6
• Longest Kickoff: 67 yards
• Average Kickoff Hang Time: 3.54 seconds
Film Link: https://t.co/Cn5zxzxOK3
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Cash Ramirez
#CashMoney
Class of 2028
6’0 245
DT, DE, FB
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Film Series | Schwartz Athlete Spotlight
⭐️ Ryan Bennett
@RyanBennettDE29
Richmond High School (MI)
DE 6'0 205 Lbs.
C/O 2029
There is a lot of controlled aggression in the way this edge defender plays. He consistently maintains contain on the quarterback, works through offensive tackles rather than getting washed past the play, and shows the hand strength to clear contact when blockers get into his chest. His stack-and-shed ability shows up against the run, while his backside pursuit creates tackles for loss when plays develop away from him. He is also willing to work through double teams and keeps playing through the whistle. Once he commits, the closing speed is noticeable, and he consistently finishes when he gets to the football. He can win with burst and movement without becoming reckless, disengages without losing balance, and stays connected to the play. The motor never shuts off, but neither does the discipline, and that combination allows him to consistently stay involved from snap to finish.
Film Link: https://t.co/hGxCxOfoDN
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Jacobi Davis
@jacobidavis2028
Manatee High School
@ManateeFB
LB/EDGE
C/O 2028
6'3 230 Lbs.
Versatility immediately jumps off the film with this linebacker/edge prospect. What really stands out, though, is the discipline he plays with on the edge. Whether it's run action or play action, he stays square, keeps his eyes on the quarterback, and never drifts out of position. Love his ability to press the line of scrimmage and comfortably drop back into coverage, showing the movement skills to impact the game both attacking downhill and operating in space. When operating in coverage, there is an understanding of leverage that allows him to remain under control and avoid creating easy throwing windows. A quick first step allows him to threaten tackles around the edge, while flashes of hand technique and a swim move provide upside as a pass rusher. Backside pursuit effort flashes on film and speaks to the overall motor, and when unable to get home as a pass rusher, he does a good job of getting his hands up to affect passing lanes and create opportunities for deflections. A unique athlete for his size and frame whose movement skills and football intelligence allow him to impact multiple phases of the game.
Kyle's Final Thoughts: Length, athleticism, and football intelligence are an intriguing combination, but the discipline and versatility are what continue to separate this athlete. Comfortable impacting the game both at the line of scrimmage and in space.
Athlete DNA: Length • Athleticism • Football IQ • Range • Versatility
— Kyle Schwartz
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Spotlight Feature 💡K/P
Golden Tate
@TateGoldenA
Herber Springs High School
@calebcarmikle @HeberFootball
K/P 6'4 185 Lbs.
C/O 2028
Placekicking has been a consistent strength, but his impact on special teams continues to expand. This season, he has become more reliable at driving kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks while also providing solid value in the punting game. His versatility has shown up in situational work as well, including successful onside kicks and his willingness to contribute in coverage. Altogether, he is developing into a well-rounded kicker/punter who can impact scoring opportunities, field position and multiple phases of special teams.
ATHLETE DNA:
• Reliable field goal production
• Consistent touchbacks on kickoffs
• Strong field-position value as a punter
• Situational special teams versatility
• Developing dual-threat kicker/punter
Stats & Accomplishments:
• 24-of-26 on PATs
• 9 touchbacks
• 30-yard game-winning field goal
• TD-saving tackle on kickoff coverage
• Two 40-yard punts
• 4.0 GPA
• Beta Club member
• Multi-sport athlete: Football, Soccer & Golf
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Brayden Clay
@IamBraydenClay
Nederland High School
@Nederland_FB
WR/DB/ATH
5'6 150 Lbs.
C/O 2029
There is a lot to like about the way he impacts the game because his value is not tied to one specific role. He is not just a route runner, not just a vertical-speed threat and not just a gadget player. He has the ability to create separation, manufacture touches and impact the game in multiple phases. His quickness off the line, short-area twitch and ability to change direction give him the tools to win routes, while his speed allows him to threaten defenses vertically. What stands out most is how naturally those traits work together. He can be aligned traditionally, moved into motion, involved in the run game or given opportunities in space because he has the vision and explosiveness to create once the ball is in his hands.
The Crawford tape provides a strong look at how the offense utilizes his versatility. At :30, he comes in motion on a designed WR pass, showing how comfortably he can be used on movement concepts that force defenses to account for him before the snap. His ability to be involved in different ways creates another layer for the offense because he is not limited to a traditional receiving role. He is also consistently involved in jet sweep and run-game concepts, where his lateral quickness and acceleration allow him to attack the edge and get vertical quickly. At :42 on the jet sweep, he reaches the edge with speed, erases pursuit angles and hits another gear once he clears the initial traffic. The rep shows more than straight-line speed. His acceleration and decisiveness allow him to turn a manufactured touch into a legitimate open-field opportunity, while his willingness to take on contact adds another physical element to his game.
The Silsbee tape gives a cleaner look at the technical side of his receiving ability. Right off the top, he shows good slant detail from the slot, using quick feet off the release and covering ground with four fast strides before planting off his outside foot and working inside. He stays square through the stem, gets across the defender’s face without drifting and accelerates into the throwing window. The footwork is compact and efficient, allowing him to create separation without wasted movement. At :20, he shows another layer of his ability after the catch on the WR screen. He does not rush the rep, allowing the block to develop before immediately jump cutting inside once the lane opens. That patience combined with sudden acceleration turns a simple completion into a 28-yard touchdown. At :40, he contributes without the football by sealing the boundary and sustaining the block without overextending. He stays connected through contact and gives the TE/RB a clean lane outside. At 1:01, the route detail continues to show up on the whip/pivot route. He sells the inside break with his body and footwork, gets the defender to commit and redirects cleanly back outside with separation. That ability to manipulate leverage adds another layer to his route profile.
The West Brook tape adds another layer by showing how he creates separation vertically while maintaining control along the boundary. On the opening go route, he uses a hesitation release to disrupt the defender’s timing before accelerating downfield. Instead of relying only on straight-line speed, he creates his own window through pacing and timing. He also shows good boundary awareness, understanding how to work the sideline without allowing the space to shrink the route. His consistent hands allow him to finish those opportunities when they develop and complete the rep through the catch point. The return reps add another example of his vision and decision-making. He understands when to hit the designed lane with conviction, when to bend behind leverage and when to adjust once the coverage picture changes. He runs with purpose once he sees grass and continues competing through contact.
FINAL THOUGHTS
His biggest value comes from the number of ways he can influence a game. The same quickness that helps him create separation shows up when he is asked to attack space after the catch. The same vision that makes him dangerous on returns translates to his ability to find opportunities when plays break from their original design. The same competitiveness that shows up finishing through contact also appears when he contributes as a blocker. He can threaten defenses vertically, create separation underneath, be used in manufactured touches and provide value away from the football. The film shows a receiver who can be moved around the formation and used in different ways without losing the traits that make him effective. His athleticism gives him the initial tools, but the route detail, vision, spatial awareness and willingness to contribute in multiple phases are what make the overall profile much more complete.
ATHLETE DNA:
• Explosive Short-Area Change Of Direction
• Advanced Route Leverage Manipulation
• Quick, Efficient Release Footwork
• Open-Field Angle Manipulation And Burst
• Dynamic Multi-Phase Offensive Versatility
Film Links:
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Silsbee: https://t.co/xEUOtJV7hK
West orange: https://t.co/oq3946gN4A
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Spotlight Feature💡TE
RYDER KERR
@KerrPRyder2029
Pearland High School
@PearlandOilers
TE 6'3 225 Lbs.
C/O 2029
This is a tight end who immediately stands out as a true multi-dimensional weapon when you turn on the tape. In the run game, the physicality and blocking instincts show up early—he understands leverage, angles, and consistently works within the structure of the concept. There is natural balance and body control throughout, allowing him to sustain blocks, climb to the second level, and generate movement at the point of attack with functional strength and competitive toughness. What really stands out is that, as a young player, he already displays several advanced traits that typically show up later in development. The ability to process quickly and work from assignment to assignment gives him a veteran-like feel as a blocker.
What elevates the evaluation is the athleticism and versatility he brings to the passing game. Movement skills, route discipline, and body control continue to pop, especially when working in space and creating favorable matchups. Soft hands and ball skills show up consistently at the catch point, while the size, length, and functional mass allow him to naturally create throwing windows and serve as a reliable target.
Overall, this is a versatile tight end whose combination of physicality, athleticism, and football IQ allows him to impact the game in multiple ways, making him a very intriguing young player to continue following as he develops.
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Spotlight Feature💡LB
Luisangel Garcia
@_LuisGarcia5
Eaton High School
@Eaton_Football
LB | 6'0 190 Lbs.
C/O 2028
What stands out with this linebacker is the combination of processing speed, range, and versatility without losing structure. He communicates pre-snap, trusts his eyes, and does not get fooled by backfield action, allowing him to trigger quickly once the picture declares. When he walks up to the line, the blitz timing pops. He can show pressure, shoot gaps with acceleration, and convert speed to power before blockers can settle. There is real pass-rush upside here. He attacks the blocker’s hip, shows the bend and body control to work the edge and flatten to the quarterback, and can also be effective as a delayed blitzer when protection commits. Against the run, he maintains contain, stays disciplined with backside responsibility, and does not chase himself out of the fit. He stays square against lead blockers, makes them declare, and uses short-area quickness and block deconstruction to work back to the football. The range is a real strength. He can run sideline to sideline, scrape across the formation while staying square, and take efficient pursuit angles without sacrificing gap integrity. He is a fluid athlete who redirects naturally, closes space under control, and sets a physical tone when he arrives. That movement ability carries into coverage, where he looks comfortable dropping into space, understands zone concepts, and maintains awareness of what is developing around him.
Final Thoughts: His versatility is what makes him an intriguing prospect. The tape shows a linebacker who can affect the game in multiple ways without sacrificing discipline or assignment integrity. Once he declares, he plays with controlled aggression, creating pressure, playing the edge, running sideline to sideline, finishing in space, and dropping comfortably into underneath zone coverage. That combination of processing, movement skills, physicality, and pass-rush upside gives him a well-rounded profile with legitimate three-down value.
Athlete DNA: Blitz Timing • Sideline-to-Sideline Range • Pass-Rush Upside • Edge Discipline • Fluid Movement
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Spotlight Feature 💡OLB/S/DB/KR
Aurelio “Reli” Gutierrez
@AurelioGuti34
Hagerty High School
@Hagerty_FB
OLB/S/DB/KR
5'11 160 Lbs.
C/O 2027
Football intelligence and natural instincts are what immediately stand out with this defensive prospect. Displays a mature understanding of offensive concepts, consistently processing plays before they fully develop while trusting his eyes and maintaining assignment discipline. Outstanding pre-snap awareness paired with lateral agility and patient footwork allows him to navigate traffic without sacrificing leverage or positioning. Stays square to the line of scrimmage while naturally working into efficient pursuit angles, maximizing every opportunity through timing, body control, and disciplined technique. Competitiveness consistently shows up from whistle to whistle, routinely finding ways to impact the football through effort and awareness. Comfortable defending in space or operating near the line of scrimmage, his versatility, sound tackling, and processing speed further elevate an already intriguing skill set. A disciplined, instinctive defender whose football IQ, versatility, and relentless effort consistently translate into productive football.
Final Thoughts: Football intelligence, instincts, and processing speed are what continue to separate this athlete, but the discipline and versatility consistently stand out throughout the film. A dependable, instinctive hybrid defender capable of impacting the game through disciplined edge play, sound tackling, and consistently putting himself in position to make winning football plays.
Athlete DNA: Football IQ • Processing Speed • Play Recognition • Hybrid Versatility • Lateral Agility • Tackling Technique
— Kyle Schwartz
SAS Film Room | Lead Evaluator
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Spotlight Feature 💡RB
Joshua Belanger
@joshbelanger27
Wimberley High School
RB 6'0 190 Lbs.
C/O 2027
Josh does not need a clean path to keep a run productive. He can work through a crowded interior, recover after contact changes his direction and get back to advancing the football. That ability carries more strength in his updated film. His low pad level and strong base give him leverage into the collision, while his feet allow him to adjust without surrendering the opportunity to gain more ground. He runs with an attitude, and the physical development since our previous evaluation is supporting it.
There is patience behind that competitive style. Josh stays with his track long enough to make defenders commit, then uses their pursuit against them. He stays patient as pursuit develops, then commits to the cutback when defenders lose leverage inside. His cutback timing and ability to square his hips give him access to lanes opening against the flow. Once he decides, he gets downhill with conviction. That is part of what makes him football fast.
His receiving work puts a different demand on those same instincts. Before he can create, he has to secure the football while accounting for defenders closing around him. Josh shows the hands and concentration to handle deliveries outside an easy catch position, then the awareness to find where the pressure is coming from. He gives the offense a back who can turn a short throw into a difficult tackle in space. His willingness to contribute in protection adds another responsibility to a RB profile that has expanded.
The speed is where a missed tackle becomes more costly now. His lateral quickness was already a strength, but he is accelerating out of those movements more quickly and creating greater separation from pursuit. There is breakaway speed to complement his ability to create an opening. Defenders have less time to recover once he clears their reach.
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I’m really impressed with the running back Josh has become since our previous evaluation. He has grown into his frame, and the added strength is giving his established movement skills more impact. His speed and acceleration pop on the updated tape, especially in how quickly he separates after changing direction. His current film shows a back who can read the flow, create yardage in space and remain productive through contact, with receiving value and flashes of involvement in protection. The development is showing in both his physical ability and how he applies it within the position.
ATHLETE DNA:
• Breakaway speed with explosive acceleration
• Manipulates pursuit with cutback timing
• Initiates contact with pad leverage
• Secures catches through extended reach
• Run, receiving and protection versatility
Film Feature: https://t.co/DOBM22RCNK
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Film Feature 💡RB
Joshua Belanger
@joshbelanger27
Wimberley High School
RB 6'0 190 Lbs.
C/O 2027
Really excited to get back into Josh’s updated film. He has improved since our last evaluation, with added strength and speed building on the quick feet and toughness we saw before. His game has developed, and this time we get a closer look at him as a true running back.
⏱️ :00 | Ball Skills + Lateral Quickness + Acceleration
The opening rep gives us a look at his receiving ability and how he handles closing defenders after the catch.
Run it.
Off the top, I love his track on the swing pass. He arcs toward the boundary, and the ball comes in a little off target.
Now pause right here at :04.
Check out the one hand extension and ball skills. He reaches to secure the football while locating the two incoming defenders. I like the concentration here. He handles the adjustment to the throw while remaining aware of the pressure arriving around him. He shows a good feel for the perimeter and the space he has available.
Now run it.
He immediately feels the defenders losing leverage to the inside and works toward the available space outside. Watch him spin out of contact. His balance through the turn allows him to stay upright and continue working beyond the initial tackle attempt.
Now pause right here at :07.
The defensive back is closing. This is where one of his strongest attributes comes into play: his feet and lateral movement ability.
Run it.
He bounces outside, changing the pursuit angle the defensive back has committed to. His lateral quickness creates the separation, and his acceleration out of the cut keeps the defender from recovering. The feet were evident in last year’s film. The improvement now is how quickly he converts that lateral movement into vertical speed.
His hands keep the play alive, his feet create the opening, and the improved acceleration allows him to separate up the sideline. That is the biggest difference from his earlier film: he is turning missed tackles into additional yardage more consistently before pursuit can recover.
⏱️ :19 | Pass Protection + Awareness + Effort
This is a short rep, but his contribution deserves a look.
Run it.
They are in the shotgun with a run fake, and #2 comes free off the edge. Watch the defender try to elevate into the throwing window. Our guy gets a piece of him, clipping him as he goes up and disrupting that attempt to affect the pass.
His profile as a running back has expanded since our previous evaluation, and this rep adds a look at his contribution in protection. He stays involved after the fake and makes contact with the free defender. It is a flash of the willingness to handle work beyond carrying and catching the football.
⏱️ :36 | Decisiveness + Pad Level + Play Strength
Off the top, I love the attitude he runs with. Football is supposed to be played hard, physical and fast. You see that love for the game in how he competes here. He has already made up his mind that he is going to initiate contact.
Run it.
Right at the handoff, there is no hesitation, even with the linebacker coming to fit the gap. He attacks downhill with an immediate burst. This is a decisive runner who commits to the available path and brings momentum into the collision.
Now pause right here at :39.
Low man wins.
Look at how low his pads are as he meets the linebacker, with his base underneath him. He puts his strength beneath the defender’s contact point, making it difficult for the linebacker to get a clean wrap and stop his forward progress. The physical intent is supported by how he positions his body for the collision.
Now run it.
Watch him spin out, then gather his base and get north south again. There is agility in that recovery. He gets his feet back underneath him and redirects upfield, allowing him to keep gaining yards after contact rather than losing the opportunity while recovering from the turn.
The toughness was present in his earlier film. This rep gives us a closer look at the added lower body strength behind it and how he combines that strength with his feet. He can initiate contact, work free and regain his downhill track, allowing him to turn the first tackle attempt into additional yardage.
⏱️ :57 | Ball Security + Patience + Cutback Timing
Love this rep. Let’s run it off the top.
There is a bobble on the handoff. We opened with a one handed catch, and here is another look at his hands as he handles a difficult exchange and secures the football.
Once he has it secured, watch his patience. The exchange is disrupted, but he does not panic or rush his decision. He stays on his original track and continues pressing the edge, allowing the blocking and defensive flow to develop.
Now pause it right here at 1:00.
Watch how he squares his hips on the jump cut. There are two defenders pursuing from inside out. His track toward the edge has drawn that pursuit, and this is where his cutback timing comes into focus. He redirects while bringing his hips square, putting himself in position to get downhill against the flow.
Now run it.
Watch the short, choppy steps through contact. He keeps his feet working underneath him, then plants and gets vertical for six. That footwork allows him to adjust through the tackle attempts and get back to gaining ground toward the goal line.
The patience is what brings this rep together. He secures the bobbled exchange, stays with his track and lets the pursuit commit before cutting back. Then his feet carry him through contact and into the vertical finish.
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The biggest change since our previous evaluation is how clearly his game has developed at running back. His quick feet, receiving ability and toughness were already present. Now the added lower body strength and improved acceleration give those traits a stronger impact. He is creating more yardage from the separation he earns and bringing more strength into the contact he chooses to initiate.
He is football fast. His feel for leverage and defensive flow allows him to put his movement ability to work at the right time. He can stay patient while a path develops, commit decisively when it opens and get back downhill after changing direction. There is breakaway speed here, and it is becoming more noticeable in how he accelerates beyond a missed tackle and separates from pursuit.
His physical style gives him another way to keep a run productive. He carries his pads low, brings a strong base into contact and keeps working to regain his feet and track after the collision. The willingness to challenge defenders was evident before. The strength supporting that approach has developed, allowing him to combine his lateral ability with a more forceful finish between the tackles.
His profile has expanded beyond the handoff, too. His hands and concentration allow him to handle difficult deliveries out of the backfield, while his movement after the catch makes him a threat to create additional yardage. The protection rep adds a flash of his willingness to contribute when the football is going elsewhere.
For me, this updated film shows a true running back whose patience and decisiveness work together. He can influence pursuit with his track, create with his feet and finish with physicality. The improved strength and breakaway speed are giving the skills we saw previously a more consistent payoff.
Film Link: https://t.co/0a3THGqvbZ
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📷No Huddle Feature📷
Logan Sanjur
@LoganSanjur2029
Whiteford High School
@coachteeks
DT 5'9 229 Lbs.
C/O 2029
Young defensive tackle who shows a quick get off with strong snap count timing, consistently gaining immediate leverage and bursting through interior gaps. Lower half power stands out throughout the film, along with the ability to stand up interior linemen and work clean stack-and-shed technique through contact. Shows anchor ability in short-yardage situations and the strength to hold up the point of attack without getting displaced inside while consistently staying in phase throughout the rep.
Physical presence continues to show up through the play, flashing bull rush ability even through double teams while maintaining effort snap to whistle. Backside pursuit and finish mentality continue to show up on film, and you can see throughout the reel that he genuinely loves the game. Plays with the type of interior toughness, energy, and motor that translate well in the run game.
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⭐️Tyshawn “Ty” Sellers
@D1Tee5
St. Paul’s Episcopal School
@spsmobile_al
RB 5'9 170 Lbs.
C/O 2029
Give him a crease and he can turn it into a chunk play before the defense can recover. This running back reaches top speed quickly, has the burst to capture the edge, and owns the breakaway speed to finish runs. His peripheral vision and cutback timing stand out at :27, where he identifies space outside his sightline and redirects on time. He is decisive once daylight appears, using one-cut-and-go ability along with start-stop quickness to create space. Between the tackles, he gets skinny through traffic and maintains a low center of gravity. Strong leg drive and competitive response to contact allow him to break multiple tackles and play bigger than his frame. In space, he is slippery with the make-you-miss ability to leave defenders reaching. As a blocker, he is willing to deliver the hit. He blends vision, acceleration, toughness, and finishing speed into a dangerous and complete rushing profile.
Film Link: https://t.co/EOt5Nj30qP
Film Series | Schwartz Athlete Spotlight
⭐️Carter Anderson
@C_Anderson_1
Dual-threat QB
5'9 135 Lbs.
C/O 2031
There is an advanced feel to this young quarterback’s game that points toward difference-making potential as he develops. His pocket presence is rare for his age, and his elusiveness allows him to escape pressure and remain a passer. Outside the pocket, he shows accuracy on the move and the confidence to extend plays. He is equally dangerous with his legs, operating as a creative runner and playmaker with short-area agility and change-of-direction ability. He competes through contact and rarely goes down easily. His decision-making makes him a problem in the RPO game. When his feet are set, he throws with good pace and attacks multiple levels. At :59, he drives an out-breaking route toward the boundary. He can layer throws over linebackers and fit goal-line slants into tight windows. With legitimate dual-threat ability, creativity, and confidence, he stresses the entire field and should become harder to contain as he progresses.
Film Link: https://t.co/TYl1LZulvy
Film Series | Schwartz Athlete Spotlight
⭐️Terry Powell Jr
@TerryPowell_1
Forney High School
OLB/ATH
6'1 190 Lbs.
C/O 2028
Very fluid athlete in space with the ability to process offensive flow without getting pulled out of position. Plays with a true read-and-react mentality, staying comfortable in coverage and trusting his eyes rather than biting on backfield action. He is a good coverage defender, consistently reading the quarterback’s eyes, understanding where throws are developing, and putting himself in position to make plays on the football. Shows good discipline against play action, keeping his vision connected to the quarterback while maintaining awareness of developing route concepts and finding throwing windows. At :11, his instincts and play recognition stand out as he declares downhill before the back fully secures the football, closes space quickly, stays under control, and finishes at the point of attack. Shows good range and backside pursuit, consistently working across the formation on plays designed away from him. Against the run, he triggers downhill with confidence, meets ball carriers with physicality, and shows the ability to win one-on-one. Also displays stack-and-shed ability at the point of attack, giving him a well-rounded profile as a defender who can impact the game both in space and around the box. Intriguing player with a lot of upside.
Film Link: https://t.co/U0VaJdR1yo
Spotlight Feature💡QB
Gabe Gurley
@GabeGurley11
Cushing High School
@Cushing_Tigers
@CushTIGERSFB
QB 6'0 190 Lbs
C/O 2029
This quarterback immediately stands out as a highly intriguing young signal caller with advanced natural arm talent and a mechanical foundation that already flashes beyond his age group. The lower-half torque, clean drop mechanics, and ability to generate velocity while staying balanced in the pocket consistently show up on tape. What really separates him is the combination of touch, deep-ball accuracy, and the ability to throw his receivers open in stride, paired with a calm presence that never allows pressure to speed up the rep.
What elevates the evaluation is the football IQ and composure. The progression processing, eye discipline, and anticipation continue to pop, especially when working through reads under interior pressure or creating off script when structure breaks down. He shows the ability to keep his eyes downfield, throw accurately on the move, and fit the ball into tight windows with confidence. A young quarterback whose arm talent, mobility, and advanced processing traits make him a very compelling player to continue following as he develops.
Film Link: https://t.co/0O9ULc1Oih
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💡Spotlight Feature 💡
Noah Patell
@noahpatell2028
Durant High School
WR C/O 2028
Shows a quick-twitch movement profile with the ability to separate early using leverage and controlled footwork. Demonstrates a clear understanding of route concepts, consistently finding space versus zone and staying available to the quarterback. Hands are natural with strong body control through the catch point, and once the ball is secured, he transitions efficiently into a runner, showing vision and elusiveness to create after the catch. Great player.
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Spotlight Feature💡RB/DB/WR
Cooper Turner
@coop_turner1022
Loveland High School
@COACH_JRC
RB/WR/DB
5'8 165 Lbs.
C/O 2028
This is a player who shows up as a true athlete when you turn on the tape. Offensively, the vision stands out early—he sees leverage develop and makes quick decisions without hesitation. There’s real patience behind the line, allowing blocks to set up before committing, and once he does, the burst is immediate. Contact balance shows up consistently, running through wraps and staying on his feet to extend plays. In space, he’s fluid and controlled, with the ability to turn tight situations into explosive gains.
Defensively, that same athletic profile carries over. Movement skills are clean, with the ability to stay in phase and mirror routes without overcommitting. There’s comfort in space, along with the ability to transition and drive on the ball with control. Ball skills show up at the catch point, finishing plays when the opportunity is there. Overall, this is a versatile player whose combination of vision, movement, and control allows him to impact the game in multiple ways.
Film Feature: https://t.co/cyzTyzviHk
Film Link: https://t.co/VEEMt4pYmw
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💡WEEK 7 | SPOTLIGHT REPORT
Khaden “KK” Robinson
@Kk__reloaded
Middleburg High School
@coachwolfe16
RB/WR 5'7 145 Lbs.
C/O 2030
Young player shows early flashes of game breaking ability, and his burst through the interior is what catches my attention first. On the opening carry, he clears the crease before nearby defenders can square him up for clean contact. His pace matters here. He reads his blockers’ leverage, uses start-stop control to find his path and accelerates once the opening develops. That ability to shift from controlled movement to immediate burst makes him difficult to gather between the tackles. I like how he competes when the space closes, too. He keeps his legs working through multiple defenders and fights to extend the finish. At :22, the finesse shows up in his contact balance. He spins through the challenge without losing his feet, turning an attempted tackle into additional yardage. There is some ability to create beyond the blocking as well, finding a path when the original one breaks down. At :51, that elusiveness carries into his work out of the backfield. Making the first defender miss after the catch adds value to a short completion and gives him room to keep working. His changes of pace, balance and competitive finish give him several ways to keep a touch productive.
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