Georgia Future Stars: Gwinnett County MVP’s and Headliners
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Future Stars Game had their last camp in the Metro Atlanta area in the talent filled Gwinnett County. Gwinnett camp proved to provide top notch talent at each grade level, with some of the elite kids at each level.
The most impressive performance of this camp, and maybe of all was from running back Jerry Andrew Jerry Beard. Beard is the complete package, and simply the best athlete on the field. His 4.65 in the 40 was the second best of anybody this year at Future Stars Camp. But Beard is not just a speed guy, he is a super competitive athlete. He runs excellent routes and hands as a receiver. His change of direction, athleticism and competitiveness make him a candidate as the top athlete in the 2027 class.
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David Jacobs
David
Jacobs
6'4" | 195 lbs | EDGE
Blessed Trinity | 2027
State
GA
showed why many consider him a likely candidate to be the #1 recruit in the state of Georgia. The 6-5 athlete has the skill set, ability, and frame to develop into a pass rushing defensive end with 1st round draft pick potential. He is long, fast, very high football IQ and aggressive. He could be a defensive end with speed to run with elite skill players. He reminds us of a Jadeveon Clowney with a work ethic and determination to be the best.
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Class of 2027 QB
Elam Rahman
Elam
Rahman
6'0" | 195 lbs | QB
North Gwinnett | 2027
State
GA
is a quarterback that plays with a chip on his shoulder. He is technically sound with good feel for the game. He does a good job of throwing his receivers open. He is athletic enough to make plays outside of the pocket. Displayed arm strength to throw the deep outs on a rope and the touch to throw open receivers on deep routes.
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2027 receiver
Jeremiah Proctor
Jeremiah
Proctor
6'3" | 200 lbs | DB/WR
Gainesville | 2027
State
GA
runs very good routes. Proctor showed excellent hands catching the ball with his hands away from his body. He does a good job getting in and out of breaks to create separation, all of which makes him a player to watch in this class.
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Pair of 7th Graders Lead The Way for 2028 Prospects
2028 lineman Cameron Middleton walked away with the Gwinnett County MVP. He has an excellent frame with length and the ability to pack on a ton of good weight, standing 6-foot-4 and 215 pounds at check in. Middleton has shown the skill set to be effective on both sides of the ball as an elite offensive tackle or a top notch run stopping defensive end.
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Mathew Craft Jr. is a very unique talent. He is a big running back with very good feet and top end speed. He runs with aggression and purpose. At just under 190 pounds, he is big enough to run through tackles and fast enough to out run others when he gets into the secondary.
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The Class of 2029 (6th Grade) Showed Out
Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson
The 6th grade group was one of the deepest camps for Team Georgia this year. Defensive lineman Mark Johnson of Alpharetta showed a some technical skills you rarely see in linemen his age. He showed power and quickness that assure him as one of the top defensive linemen in his class and walked away with the camp MVP.
Karter Lumpkin
Karter
Lumpkin
5'10" | 170 lbs | RB
Newton | 2029
State
GA
Karter Lumpkin
Karter
Lumpkin
5'10" | 170 lbs | RB
Newton | 2029
State
GA
Karter Lumpkin
Karter
Lumpkin
5'10" | 170 lbs | RB
Newton | 2029
State
GA
was a very smooth athlete. He has a no-nonsense work ethic and the son of a former NFL player; he has a grasp of what it takes to be an elite athlete.
AJ Garrison
AJ Garrison
AJ Garrison of Lawrenceville is a 2029 guy that is one to keep you eye on. His size and speed make him a top level running back at this age, but depending on how he grows he could be a next level linebacker or defensive end.
Want to Tryout for the Squad?
Future Stars Game has 2 camps remaining, you can register for the camps in Macon or Savannah at www.futurestarsgame.com
