Prospects to Watch: February Film Submissions II

We check out some more of our instate prospects in this week’s Film Submissions! DM or tag us @PrepRedzoneAL for a chance to be featured! &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">[player_tooltip player_id="127802" first="Nic" last="Strong"]-RB </span></strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">|5’10 185| |Randolph| <em>@TheNicStrong on Twitter</em></span> [player_tooltip player_id="127802" first="Nic" last="Strong"] is a highly versatile all-purpose back that has consistently been super productive for Randolph, both on the ground and through the air. Last year alone, Strong was able to put up some great numbers, totaling up 29 rushing attempts and 51 receptions for a total of 1203 all-purpose yards and 18 touchdowns. Strong has been able to play as well as he has due to his speed, twitch,  and his reliable hands. Strong has the ability to run very well, but his true value lies in the passing game. Strong gains separation well off of his routes, allowing his quarterback to get the ball out fast. Additionally, Strong is fighting against coverage, he can make a ton of tough contested grabs to move the chains/put points up on the board. Currently, Strong lists an offer from Tennessee, but keep watch as he heads into his senior year, there’s a ton of potential for him and Randolph! &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="127798" first="Rashawn" last="Miller"]-ATH </strong>|5’11 213| |Slocomb|<em> @RashawnMiller12 on Twitter</em></span> [player_tooltip player_id="127798" first="Rashawn" last="Miller"] has been ridiculously productive on both sides of the ball for Slocomb, especially last fall. Last season, Miller was a really dynamic player on offense, playing both running back and wide receiver very well. Miller totaled up 15 touchdowns on the season and put up 1,123 yards rushing and 461 yards receiving. Miller is explosive, his burst in acceleration and ability to see the field are both huge reasons as to why he is able to run the ball so well. Miller also has made up some great plays in the passing game as well, he has a good set of hands and runs routes really well. Defensively, Miller had success playing linebacker as well creating 45 tackles and 2 interceptions for touchdowns. Miller plays really tough on defense, pursues after the ball carrier well, and makes some punishing tackles. Overall, Miller has a ton of value as a prospect and has shown the ability to produce in many different aspects, he is going to be a must-watch guy this fall! &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="290108" first="Shermar" last="Powell"]-DL </strong>|6’3 270| |Pike Road| <em>@ShermarPowell on Twitter</em></span> [player_tooltip player_id="290108" first="Shermar" last="Powell"] was a great contributor for and member of Pike Road’s incredible defensive front last fall. Powell is a really well-rounded defensive lineman that has found success at both defensive end and tackle, with the ability to also rush the passer and stop the run. Powell’s size and power play greatly to his advantage, he uses that to consistently disrupt the passing game by generating pressure and to <span style="font-size: 1rem;">close up run lanes</span><span style="font-size: 1rem;">. Powell also thrives off of his ability to tackle, he has great pursuit in the backfield and was found making tackles for loss a ton last fall. Although Alabama signee [player_tooltip player_id="125462" first="Khurtiss" last="Perry"] has left the program, Pike Road still is retaining a great defensive lineman in [player_tooltip player_id="290108" first="Shermar" last="Powell"] and will still be a team to watch. Currently, Powell lists an offer from Bethune Cookman!</span> &nbsp; <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">[player_tooltip player_id="290105" first="Harrison" last="Knight"]-WR</span></strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;"> |6’2 185| |Foley| <em>@_ManLike3_ on Twitter</em></span> [player_tooltip player_id="290105" first="Harrison" last="Knight"] is a 2023 wide receiver that has blown up recently, and rightfully so. His junior season produced a ton of good tape to highlight how talented of a prospect he is. Knight has a great combination of size and speed at his position and plays in an aggressive manner with it, making it a chore to stop him as a defensive back. In addition to that, Knight has a great set of hands he has shown on tape making a variety of tough catches, making him an all-around threat at wide receiver for Foley’s offense. Knight already has presented a ton of talent and potential, as he heads into his senior season it will be exciting to both watch and see him continue to develop into an even better receiver. Currently, Knight lists offers from Troy, Coastal Carolina, and South Alabama, with more surely headed his way this fall!