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<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>2026 LB</strong> [player_tooltip player_id='1024454' first='Storm' last='Miller'] <strong>(Strongsville) 6'3 215-</strong> While it's true that Miller is only a sophomore, he sure doesn't play like it. Storm, what a name for a linebacker right? Miller is already a physical presence on the Mustangs defense. He does a good job of reading the run and coming up and being physical at the point of attack. Though he lines up at outside linebacker, Storm plays a sidelines-to-sidelines style of game. He's an explosive heat seeking missile when coming off the edge. Storms blend of size, athleticism, and power make him a player that I expect to start to get P5 attention by the upcoming offseason.</p>
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<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>2026 WR</strong> [player_tooltip player_id='1024456' first='Quincy' last='Capogna'] <strong>(Centerville) 6'2 180- </strong>Capogna is a long wide receiver that moves really well for his size. He's comfortable in vertical routes but is also used frequently on wide receiver screens. He's pretty sudden and elusive for someone who's his size. When he gets the ball in the open field, he has the speed to take it to the house. Quincy does a really nice job blocking in the run game as he locks onto defenders and drives them out of the play. As Quincy continues to fill out and get stronger, I think he's going to be a really good possession receiver who has the ability to make chunk plays. </p>
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<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>2025 DL</strong> [player_tooltip player_id='1024452' first='Marshon' last='Gregory Bey']<strong> (Miamisburg) 6'5 215-</strong>Marshon lines up at Defensive End for the Vikings. Gregory-Bey has an intriguing blend of size and athleticism. Off the snap he shows good explosiveness. He has really good bend that when he wins the edge, gives him a short path to the quarterback. Marshon is able to win with his burst and quickness. As he continues to grow and get stronger and grow into his body, he should be able to add a physical side to his game where he can overpower opposing linemen. I'm looking forward to seeing Gregory-Bey continue to gain experience and develop as a football player.</p>
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<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>2025 DB</strong> [player_tooltip player_id='1024451' first='TreMare' last='Meadows'] <strong>(Sycamore) 6'1 180-</strong> Meadows plays safety for the Aviators. He's comfortable playing on the or off of the line of scrimmage. He has great ball instincts and makes great breaks on the ball. Those traits play in both the pass and run games. When he arrives, brings the physicality looking to separate the ball or receiver from the ball. Depending on how he continues to grow and get stronger I could also see Meadows playing a hybrid linebacker role at the next level. Playing in the GMC TreMare will have plenty of opportunity to sharpen and show off his game against quality passing games. I'm excited to see him start to burst onto the college recruiting scene.</p>
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<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>2026 ATH</strong> [player_tooltip player_id='1024453' first='Caleb' last='Anthony']<strong> (Afrocentric) 5'8 170- </strong>Anthony may not be the biggest player, but he does make the biggest of plays. He plays both offense and defense for the Nubians. On offense Caleb plays wide receiver, though he also will line up at the running back position from time to time. As a receiver Anthony is an explosive shifty athlete. He uses his speed and athleticism to get separation in his routes. He tracks the ball well and has good ball skills when the catch is contested. On defense Caleb lines up at cornerback. He's really good in zone coverage. He plays with good anticipation and makes good breaks on the ball as made clear by his 5 interceptions on the season. He's not afraid to put his shoulder down and make the tackle. He's scored touchdowns on both kick and punt returns on special teams. Anthony has a very bright future whatever side of the ball it's on!</p>
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2026 LBStorm MillerStormMiller
6'3" | 220 lbs | LB Strongsville | 2026StateOH(Strongsville) 6'3 215- While it's true that Miller is only a sophomore, he sure doesn't play like it. Storm, what a name for a linebacker right? Miller is already a physical presence on the Mustangs defense. He does a good job of reading the run and coming up and being physical at the point of attack. Though he lines up at outside linebacker, Storm plays a sidelines-to-sidelines style of game. He's an explosive heat seeking missile when coming off the edge. Storms blend of size, athleticism, and power make him a player that I expect to start to get P5 attention by the upcoming offseason.
