Music City Mayhem 14U Standouts
QB – John-David Gillum – NPA Black John-David Gillum was one of the top quarterbacks in the 14U division this past weekend at the Music City Mayhem tournament. Gillum has a compact release that allows him to get the ball…
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Continue ReadingQB – John-David Gillum – NPA Black
John-David Gillum was one of the top quarterbacks in the 14U division this past weekend at the Music City Mayhem tournament. Gillum has a compact release that allows him to get the ball out quickly; he threw one of the prettiest balls at the tournament. Being in the class of 2029, Gillum still has a lot of time to develop and grow into the position. There’s no doubt he will be a household name in the next few years.
QB – Silas Brawner – Slaughter House Elite
Silas Brawner played lights out on day 2, leading Slaughter House Elite to a championship. Brawner played with great composure, delivering dimes to his receivers all day long. He is a lengthy quarterback, standing over 6’3″. I was most impressed with his ability to put great touch on his deep balls, dropping them in the bucket. Brawner came away with the MVP award, and it was well deserved.
WR – Brian Kellum – 256 FAMILY
Brian Kellum was one of the biggest wideouts in the 14U division. He was a mismatch for opposing defensive backs all weekend long due to his length. Kellum is not just big; he is also very athletic, with the ability to cover a lot of ground with his speed and his capability to go up and attack the football. Kellum was an impressive young wideout who will develop into a complete player in the next few years.
DB- Zechariah Wallace – Flight Boyz
Zechariah Wallace was one of the most impressive athletes in the 14U division. The 6’3″, 190-pound safety was making big-time plays in the backfield for Flight Boyz on the second day. His ability to cover ground and track a ball in the secondary was fun to watch. He came away with multiple interceptions, helping lead his team to the championship game. Wallace also played some wide receiver and showed soft hands and the ability to create separation. Wallace’s size and skill will set him apart from the rest of the competition in the class of 2027.