1st & 2nd Team All-StockUp Selections: Defense

1st &#038; 2nd Team All-StockUp Selections: Defense

Vic Castillo January 30, 2022 @ 10:41 AM

Happy to announce Prep Redzone Pennsylvania’s first-ever 1st & 2nd All-Camp teams! In this piece, we will be releasing our 1st & 2nd team selections amongst defensive players. A ton of talent was on display, making these selections very very tough. Enough players balled out to make a potential 3rd-Team. We again would like to thank everyone who competed! This list is a combined evaluation from myself and the coaches involved, while also incorporating testing scores. Defensive Linemen 1st - 1st - Angelo McCullom 1st - 1st - 2nd - 2nd - 2nd - 2nd -

A ton of these prospects also got reps at offensive line in this camp, so take it for what it’s worth when deeming top positions. Nonetheless, very pleased to see Slogik, Dickerson, and star senior put in the work that they did. Couldn’t be more impressed. Deeper dive coming on them. Wanted to spotlight the new-to-football freshman out of Cardinal O’Hara. His build is already impressive and that of a standout basketball player. 6’3, 205 at just 14 years old. I hear he’s a constant worker, whether that be in the classroom, weight room, or basketball court, I have a feeling the work ethic to become better will translate on the field. He’s going to be a name to watch for years to come. Linebackers 1st - 1st - 1st - 2nd - 2nd - Wyatt Heistand 2nd -

Can argue that was one of the best overall players at this event. A combination of great testing scores, smoothness in and out of indi drills, and excellent 1-on-1 reps had many of the college coaches talking, including myself. The top three linebackers all performed really well. boosted his stock. Matching his abilities in shorts and a t-shirt with his awesome freshman tape leaves me excited for the future. was also impressive. He weighed in as the heaviest "DB". I imagined a scenario where he may be a little outmatched by some of the speed at this competition. Couldn’t be further from the case. Excellent use of leverage. Excellent feet that moved his big frame in the correct position to play the ball. The sky is the limit for this kid. Defensive Backs 1st - 1st - Raytel Bryant 1st - 2nd - Ty Hudkins 2nd - 2nd -

Bishop McDevitt sophomore was without a doubt the best defensive back at the event. We lacked numbers at the position, but I have a feeling that he’d come out on top even if we were loaded with DB’s. A deeper dive into his performance will come. Another Central PA sophomore put on a show as well. Raytel Bryant, who is currently unranked, showed consistency in his hips, fluid/quick feet, and good off-hand usage on 1-on-1s. I came away very impressed with his ability to stay in phase with kids much bigger than he is. Excited to continue covering him. stepped up, primarily a wideout who had no problem switching over to DB on short notice. The Erie CC commit looked natural in his leverage use and in his backpedal. I’m sure his future coaches would be pleased to hear about his potential position versatility.