Solid Performances from a Weekend of Camps

Combines and 7-on-7 camps are going to start to dominate weekends over the next few months. We will in this article get a good mix of 2022 and 2023 prospects that had excellent performances over the weekend. Putting together solid performances in camps set the stage for what could be special seasons for the players that build on the solid performances. We are going to look at some guys who are raising the stock they have quite a bit. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="75077" first="Travelle" last="Anderson"]-Running Back-Gosnell-2022</strong> Anderson has kept his momentum from a solid 2020 season going into the performance camps over the past few weeks. Including the Rivals Combine over the weekend in Dallas. Last season, Anderson rushed for 1,189 yards and tacked on 14 rushing touchdowns. Anderson displayed his incredible versatility over the weekend. He showed that not only is he a solid running back, but he also does an excellent job of lining up as a wide receiver and hauling in passes. Anderson did nothing but improve his stock over this past weekend and he has the potential to have a huge senior season. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="106759" first="Isiah" last="Kendall"]-Wide Receiver-Newport-2023</strong> We have discussed [player_tooltip player_id="106759" first="Isiah" last="Kendall"] several times over the past few months. Kendall does nothing but continue to impress and light up the camp circuit. Kendall is a strong red zone target. He is a 6-5 wide receiver that uses his athletic ability well to go up and high point the football. Kendall’s size allows him to be more physical with opposing cornerbacks and really be able to keep the ball away from the defense.     In Dallas, over the weekend Kendall earned 5-star underclassmen status from Rivals. Kendall has two seasons to really blow up and he should be one of the most sought-after prospects in the class of 2023. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="92751" first="Brooks" last="Edmonson"]-Offensive Line-Bryant-2022</strong> Edmonson is a talented offensive lineman that is continuing to impress scouts with his solid play for Bryant. He is extremely quick out of the snap and it should come as no surprise that he did well in Dallas over the weekend. Edmonson is one of the anchors of the Bryant offensive line and he will be expected to lead the Bryant offensive line this season. It should come as no surprise that Edmonson has received a number of scholarship offers. He has earned offers from Middle Tennessee State, Princeton, Dartmouth, Columbia, and Georgetown. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="130788" first="William" last="Diggins"]-Offensive Line-Bryant-2022</strong> Diggins is another anchor for the Bryant offensive line. Diggins has exceptionally quick feet and he uses them well. Diggins has racked up four offers. He has received scholarship offers from Arkansas State, Baylor, Middle Tennessee State, and Central Arkansas. Diggins plays with a mean streak and it is evident when you watch how he run blocks. He will drive the opposing defensive lineman into the ground given the opportunity. The offensive line will be a focus for anyone watching the Hornets play this season. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="92749" first="Arlie" last="Lee"]-Wide Receiver-Stuttgart-2022</strong> The Stuttgart wide receiver is lighting up the camp circuit this season, much like he did opposing defenses last season. Lee has already earned a scholarship offer from Marshall and is looking to build off of the momentum he created last season. Stuttgart is a talented team and having Lee to stretch the field will give them the possibility of scoring from anywhere on the field. In a talented 2022 wide receiver class, Lee is standing out. Lee does an excellent job of using his athletic ability to high point the football. The best is yet to come for this young receiver.