LT2FBA Report – Names To Watch – DFW

Logan Tuley-Tillman

March 30, 2022 @ 01:36 PM

While living and training in the heart of Dallas, Texas through my LT2FBA program I have had the privilege of being able to work with and watch a plethora of talented student-athletes up close and this year's crop of talent is the deepest that I’ve seen. [player_tooltip player_id="270019" first="Colin" last="Simmons"] - Duncanville High school- Class of 2024 Arguably the top overall player and edge defender in the class of 2024, Colin has made a name for himself early. The University of Georgia, Arkansas, and Texas have all have extended scholarship offers. He is explosive, has range and will be a huge key to the Panthers state play off hopes next season. [player_tooltip player_id="146601" first="Ethan" last="Terrell"] - Lewisville High school - Class of 2024 Ethan is an interesting prospect who had a breakout season last year with the Lewisville High Farmers. Ethan is an accurate quarterback with mobility and poise. He has a live arm and isn’t afraid to make a big play. He is very confident in his drops and will let it fly down field with accuracy. He was recently seen working with quarterback guru Coach Devin Gardner at the Elite11 QB challenge. [player_tooltip player_id="118831" first="Christian" last="Westbrooks"] - Arlington Bowie High school- Class of 2024 Christian is an active defender that has a good get off and active hands. He has started the summer off well and has done a good job getting home in few camps reps that I’ve seen of him so far. He’s a guy that I would like to see go both ways especially at the center position but is a problem for linemen on defense. He will be interesting to watch on the camp circuit as the summer progresses. Hayden Norwich - Chisom Trail High school - Class of 2023 Hayden is a certified mauler who I believe will be a starting right guard for someone at the division one level. You watch some guys tape but you can feel his physicality. He’s nasty, mean, physical and loves to finish. At 6’4 300 pounds he plays with the strain and hat speed needed to be successful. I predict he will pick up a bunch of interest and offers after a big summer on the camp circuit. [player_tooltip player_id="286997" first="Byron" last="Washington"]- Desoto High school - Class of 2025 Byron is one of the largest athletes in the DFW at 6’8 340 pounds and he has had a great offseason thus far. The rising sophomore has changed his body, diet, and improved his technique tenfold from last fall. He has noticeably dropped some bad body weight and is moving and bending better.