Scouting the 2A All-State Offense

This is a review of the fourteen players who make up the Pre-Season 2A All-State Offensive Team.  The team has two quarterbacks, two running back, two wide receivers, tight end, five offensive linemen, athlete, and a kicker. &nbsp; <strong>QB – Tye Saxby, Hertford County.</strong>  He is an accurate passer with good arm strength.  He was the Conference Offensive Player of the Year during the 2019 season.  He passed for over 2,900 yards. <strong>QB – [player_tooltip player_id="82000" first="Kyle" last="Pinnix"], Reidsville.</strong>  He shows good accuracy on the short passes.  He will run to avoid a sack and gain yardage.  Displays a quick release on his throws. <strong>RB – [player_tooltip player_id="28648" first="Na’heim" last="Lilly"], Eastern Randolph.</strong>  Runs strong inside the tackles to gain yards.  Displays good breakaway speed in the open field. <strong>RB – Aiden Shewcow, Oak Grove.</strong>  He is an explosive straight-line runner.  He accelerates in the open field and outruns defenders.  He rushed for over 1,800 yards during the 2019 season. <strong>WR – Austin Poe, Ashe County.</strong>  Displays ability to separate from defender to make the catch, scoring often.  He had over 1,000 yards receiving during the 2019 season. <strong>WR – Jamarien Dalton, North Davidson.</strong>  Athletic wide receiver who makes the first defender miss.  Displays good hands while making catches in traffic.  He has break-away speed in the open field. <strong>TE – [player_tooltip player_id="28530" first="Antonio" last="McFadden"], Whiteville.</strong>  He runs with power after making the catch.  He uses his body to shield defender to make the catch. <strong>OL – Jacob Patterson, South Point.</strong>  Displays good lateral quickness and speed out of his stance to block defender into the second level of defense.  A good combination of size and power on the offensive line. <strong>OL – Matthew Steadman, Oak Grove.</strong>  A huge lineman who overpowers defender with size and strength.  Strong in straight-line blocking makes him difficult to contain. <strong>OL – [player_tooltip player_id="28598" first="Neyland" last="Walker"], Pisgah.</strong>  Big mobile lineman who drives defender out of the play, often resulting in a pancake block.  Displays good lateral movement and use of hands. <strong>OL – Steven Trim, Randleman.</strong>  Displays good footwork and technique.  Strong in straight-line blocking driving defender into the second level of defense. <strong>OL – Shayle Gash, Shelby.</strong>  Dominant force on the offensive line.  Exceptionally good use of hands and lateral movement.  He overpowers defender with strength and quickness. <strong>ATH – Ty Williams, Maiden.</strong>  An athletic player who possesses a combination of speed and quickness to excel as a wide receiver and as a defensive back.  He can separate from the defender to make the catch.  He utilizes speed and quickness to play man coverage as a defensive back. <strong>K – Griffin Bryson, Hibriten.</strong>  Displays a strong leg and accuracy on kicks in the 30 to 40 yards range.  He was Conference Specialist of the Year during the 2019 season.