City Rankings: Raleigh – Durham Area 2021 DL’s (6-10)
Ed Brooks
North Carolina has a long tradition of producing talented defensive linemen. The tradition continues with the best defensive linemen in the area:
<strong>#6. [player_tooltip player_id="28533" first="Quincy" last="Pugh"], 6’3” 235 – Middle Creek HS.</strong> Quick first step enables him to shut down the play. His quickness influences every play.
<strong>#7. [player_tooltip player_id="28540" first="Miles" last="Jefferson"], 6’2” 205 – Bartlett Yancey HS.</strong> He is tough to contain on the edge and zeroes in on the ball carrier.
<strong>#8. [player_tooltip player_id="28545" first="Henry" last="Daniel"], 6’2” 225 – South Granville HS.</strong> He plays at a high level and gets to the ball carrier quickly.
<strong>#9. [player_tooltip player_id="28585" first="Oluwaseun" last="Adewumi"], 6’4” 260 – Rolesville HS.</strong> Good use of hands to control the offensive lineman to get to the ball carrier.
<strong>#10. Ja’quon Franks, 6’3” 220 – Havelock HS.</strong> He gives maximum effort on every play.
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