PRZ Stock Up Showcase: 3 and Out WR/DBs
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Individual position battles on the field can define a game. These battles can be pretty clearly defined, such as offensive versus defensive lines or wide receivers versus defensive backs. The last part of the series, we look at the playmakers…
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Continue ReadingIndividual position battles on the field can define a game. These battles can be pretty clearly defined, such as offensive versus defensive lines or wide receivers versus defensive backs. The last part of the series, we look at the playmakers on the outside. I will briefly cover 3 players from each side of these explosive position who showed out, although there were many to choose from.
WR
40 Yard Dash: 5.06
Shuttle: 4.66
Broad Jump: 8’0.5″
L Drill: 7.68
Larsen is as fundamentally sound as they come, displaying exceptional footwork during drills, a commitment to selling his routes and showcasing reliable hands. Notably, he earned the MVP title at the prestigious Keith Williams wideout camp this past summer, underlining his development. Possessing qualities reminiscent of Hunter Renfrow, he brings a combination of precision and reliability to his game. There’s no doubt that Larsen’s poised to be a difference-maker in the coming years, potentially becoming a key figure in wide receiver positions for the Thunderbirds. His dedication to refining his skills and earning recognition at notable camps suggests a promising future in football.
40 Yard Dash: 4.99
Shuttle: 4.44
Broad Jump: 9′ 2.5″
L Drill: 7.25
Faulkner was a standout with above-average speed and formidable hands. His route-running is intense, and he maneuvers the field with an acceleration and cutting ability that seems almost effortless. The strength in Faulkner’s hands adds to his catching prowess, making him a reliable target. He possesses a variety of open field moves that can leave defenders grasping at air. An explosive freshman, he’s set to catch a significant number of balls, and his dynamic style of play is sure to capture the eyes of fans and scouts alike in the upcoming season. Watch out for Faulkner as an emerging talent with an impact on the field.
40 Yard Dash: 4.79
Shuttle: 4.54
Broad Jump: 8’8.5″
L Drill: 7.63
Undoubtedly one of the fastest, if not the fastest, at the showcase, Welstead was formidable threat on the field at the showcase. His smooth route running adds finesse to his speed, creating a challenging combination for defenders to handle. His quick burst off the line is a weapon that’s hard to defend against, showcasing an ability to leave opponents in the dust. In the open field, Welstead proves to be elusive and difficult to tackle, making him a game-changer. Anticipate a major impact from this player on the Linx, as his standout skills are sure to catch the attention of many.
DB
40 Yard Dash: 4.87
Shuttle: 4.72
Broad Jump: 9’2″
L Drill: 7.47
Milton boasts a solid combination of size and speed, making him a well-rounded asset on the field. He demonstrated good agility and anticipation in route coverage, showcasing a keen understanding of the game. Milton’s size enables him to be physical, making valuable contributions in run support and stopping plays effectively. With athleticism that is expected to shine even brighter in his senior year, he is poised to capture the attention of scouts. Keep an eye on this player, as his all-around skills suggest he will be a standout performer in the upcoming season.
Highlights
40 Yard Dash: 4.86
Shuttle: 4.5
Broad Jump: 9’5″
L Drill: 7.06
A fast and physical corner, Uchtman has a standout skill set. His excellent footwork and technique were on full display, allowing him to cover any receiver at the showcase. Uchtman demonstrated an explosive burst out of his backpedal and the agility necessary for effective coverage. From pressing the line to jumping routes, he exhibits versatility as an all-around cover corner. With his junior year on the horizon, anticipate Uchtman’s athletic ability to shine even brighter, attracting the attention of scouts who are likely to take notice of this promising defensive talent.
Highlights
40 Yard Dash: 4.95
Shuttle: 4.63
Broad Jump: 9’2.5″
L Drill: 7.75
Baart possesses a lengthy frame complemented by quick feet and hands. During drills, he showcased strong athletic ability, emphasizing his agility and coordination. He effectively flips his hips and drives towards opponents quickly. Baart’s explosiveness to the ball when it’s in the air is a testament to his sharp instincts. As an uncommitted senior, he stands ready to bring his skills to the next level, and any team that secures his commitment will gain a player poised to make a meaningful impact on the field.