Stock Risers in 2021

<div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> With the 2021 season upon us, I wanted to go in-depth about some players that stock is rising this offseason and that I believe will have break-out seasons in 2021. These players are all talented and have college level ability and skills. Nobody promotes more High School football prospects than Prep Redzone Florida!       Brenden Hall, WR- Dixie County 6’2 175lbs Hall is one of the most underrated receiver prospects in the state. He had a very good season last year with 21 receptions for 504 yards and six touchdowns. He’s starting to gain some interest this offseason, and in particular from Austin Peay University. More schools will be knocking at his door before it’s all said and done. Strengths: he is electric with the ball in his hands, shows great change-of-direction agility and is explosive on returns or screens. Hall has home run hitting speed, he’s a nice size receiver with length and a huge catch radius, he shows outstanding body control making highlight-reel catches, he has Division 1 ability. </div> </div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/11533251/brenden-hall   [player_tooltip player_id="111472" first="Carter" last="French"], WR- Jesuit High 6’3 180lbs French is one of my favorite receiver prospects in the Tampa area, he’s a dual sport athlete that also plays baseball, last season he had 33 catches for 650 yards, seven touchdowns and averaged almost 20 yards per catch. He’s an outstanding student with a 4.5 GPA and was selected third team All-State. He currently has two offers from Army West Point and Air Force Academy. Strengths: does a really good job of getting out of his stance and using his hands to create separation, he does a good job running routes and getting in and out of his breaks. Has a big catch radius, speed, and soft hands. </div> </div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/11415487/Carter-French">https://www.hudl.com/profile/11415487/Carter-French</a>   Eric Felder, CB- Jefferson High 5’10 170lbs Jefferson had a big-time season last year recording six interceptions and eight passes defensed for Tampa Jefferson. Felder was selected first team All-Western Conference and has a 3.1 GPA. Since we last wrote about him he has picked up a D1 offer from Appalachian State University. Strengths: Felder can play press man coverage or off coverage showing the ability to get his head around a track the ball in the air. Shows the ability to get his hands inside and fight off blocks and get to the ball to help out in the run game, looks to disrupt routes and competes against all receivers. He Coaches should jump on him now, corner prospects don’t grow on trees. </div> </div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/11202534/Eric-Felder">https://www.hudl.com/profile/11202534/Eric-Felder</a>   Theotis Smith, LB- Zephyrhills High 6’1 225lbs Smith is a hidden gem linebacker for Zephyrhills High, he’s a first team All-Conference linebacker and one of the best linebackers in the Tampa area in my opinion. He also is a really good student with a 3.3 GPA. He finished last season with 85 tackles, two sacks and 15 tackles for losses! Strenghts: has terrific size and measurables for a college linebacker Prospect, he does a very good job of diagnosing plays and getting to the football, he’s a big-play linebacker that consistently made splash plays </div> </div> <div id="pageBorders" class="style-scope qowt-page" contenteditable="false"></div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page">Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/12945457/Theotis-Smith">https://www.hudl.com/profile/12945457/Theotis-Smith </a></div> </div>