Versatile Small School Prospects That Can Make a Difference

We take a look at players who put on great Senior Seasons that have versatility at the next level. These players were voted all-conference players for their squads. &nbsp; <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Michael Peyton - Peters Township - LB: The RB/LB hybrid could play a couple different positions depending on team need. We like him best at LB but he could be a RB at the next level as well. He reads and reacts very well. has a nice flow to his game. He has good ball skills and is one of those players always around the ball. He takes on and gets off of blocks well. Solid form tackler. D2/D3 level player.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">Brady Panucci - Moon - ATH: the 5’11 190 probably works best at outside backers. He moves pretty well in space and tackles in the open field very well. He is good at shooting gaps as well. He takes on blocks super well and will get physical. He plays slot WR as well but we think he will make more plays on defense. Solid D2 player.</span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">[player_tooltip player_id="27396" first="JP" last="Cantu"] - North Allegheny - LB: Plays both FB and LB, he is a tough dude that is excellent in pass pro and paves the way for running backs as well. He is a mike backer as well. He comes from a good program and is a hard working player that cares about his craft. He is a D3 level player that is good for a program. </span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">DJ Loveland - Highlands - WR: The 6’0 possession receiver works best in the slot and always seems to be open. He has reliable hands and has been Highlands’ go to target. He is a small school prospect.</span></p>