Georgia Future Stars: DeKalb County MVP’s and Headliners

Hunter is a technically sound kid that has an explosive first step. He does a great job of winning the hand fight at the point of attack gaining leverage and then has the ability to beat you in a variety of ways.  He is quick enough to just blow by offensive linemen.  He is strong enough to bull rush and get to the quarterback.  But, he is polished enough that he can demonstrate a variety of moves inside and outside to make him almost unbeatable in a one on one matchup.

Wooten is a little different than Hunter, as he is a violent interior guy with an excellent array of moves.  He also has an explosive first step and seems to always win the leverage battle as he stays low and keeps his pad level under the offensive lineman. He beats you more with power and quickness, but is very polished that he does not have to rely on simply overpowering offensive linemen.

Standifer is a fluid and effortless cover corner with elite speed.  He changes directions quickly and is explosive out of breaks which are traits of elite cornerbacks.  He plays the ball aggressively and is patient as a defender not overcommitting himself. His 4.69 in the 40 shows that he has the recover speed to make up for any mistakes he may make. He had the fastest short shuttle of any player this year, validating how quickly he can change direction.

Anderson is just a bit shorter than Standifer, but demonstrates the same elite cover corner attributes.  He plays the game with passion and enjoys being on the field and competing.  He is aggressive in coverage and physical at point of attack. He will be on every coaches radar in high school.

Brayden Stoker Brayden Stoker 6'3" | 190 lbs | ATH Heritage | 2027 State GA of Chicamauga was as physically impressive as any person at the camp. The 6-2 and 195lbs kid is impressive.  His 4.65 and 4.70 in the 40 were the fastest times of any players up until the Dekalb County Camp.  He has the size and speed to be elite at a number of positions on the field.  He demonstrates good change of direction at running back, but we believe that ultimately we could be looking at a future 4 or 5 star kid at outside linebacker.

Justin Weeks Justin Weeks 6'5" | 210 lbs | DL Pace Academy | 2027 State GA is an imposing figure standing 6-5.  His length and power make him a college coaches dream as a defensive end.  He has a slender frame that can easily had bulk in a high school and eventually college weight program.  He could be a kid sitting in the green room at the NFL draft in the future.

Demarien Parrott of Atlanta won the MVP award in the 7^th grade session. Parrott is a long and extremely athletic receiver.  He was explosive in and out of his breaks on his routes and showed excellent hands when the ball was in the air. Standing 5-8 and already a sub 5 un the 40, he has a very bright future.

Bryce Willingham of Atlanta demonstrated excellent technique and play making ability as a defensive back.  He showed the ability to change directions and close on receivers quickly and the awareness to make a play on the ball when he got there.  He has good size for a corner and if he continues to develop, he could be one of the elite recruits in the class of 2028.

Paul Mitchell Paul Mitchell 6'2" | 275 lbs | OL Westlake | 2028 GA was a hard-working lunch pail type offensive lineman.  He demonstrated excellent technique for such a young player, always having himself in good position to win the battle at the point of attack.

6^th grade MVP Da’King Whitson of Centerville stood out in the 6^th grade group.  He is a name to watch out for in the future as he is as athletic as any receiver you will see at that age.