Players Who Elevated Their Stock Through Camp Performances
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Matthew Smith HEIGHT 6'3" WEIGHT 275 POS OL CLASS 2025 View Player Boost Profile Download Image Matthew Smith Class 2025 Position OL Height 6'3" Weight 275 HS Rumson-Fair Haven | NJ Players Who Elevated Their Stock Through Camp Performances…
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Continue ReadingMatthew Smith from Rumson- Fair Haven, a 6’3″, 270-pound offensive lineman, showcased his potential to boost his stock with a solid camp performance at PSR combine Big Man Camp. With a wrestling background, his exceptional grip strength and stoutness in the run game is on his tape, displacing linemen and excelling as a run blocker. Additionally, his pass-blocking abilities were noteworthy, although he needed to refine his footwork and coordination for more efficiency against rushes. However, at the PSR Combine, he garnered attention as a standout camp rep. Despite playing tackle, his long-term position appears to be at guard, where he demonstrated nice movement, a quick get-off off the ball, solid leverage, good hand usage, and a strong base. This performance is likely to elevate his stock, especially given the increasing importance of interior line play across all levels of football. With quarterbacks aging and pressure up the middle becoming more prevalent, a stout interior line is crucial. Smith’s improvement in leverage, coordination, and balance indicates clear signs of progress and suggests a promising future where his first offer may be on the way.
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One of the hotter names of the off-season thus far Amori McNeil Amori McNeil 6’1″ | 185 lbs | DB Hudson Catholic | 2026 NJ had a solid showing at the PSR Combine. Showcasing the traits and skills that college coaches seek for top defensive back recruits McNeil highlighted that in an impressive rep in the one on one portion of camp. His smooth athletic movement , size, and ability to locate the football immediately caught the eye. Exceuting the catch technique, his ability to turn and locate the ball demonstrated his versatility and potential as game changing defensive back. Moreover, he displayed solid recovery speed, a crucial attribute for defensive backs at any level of football. It’s no surprise that Amori recruitment is heating up, with offers already on the table from James Madison and UConn.
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Josiah Miller
Josiah Miller
Josiah Miller, a 5’10”, 185-pound defensive back from Hammonton, made a statement by earning MVP honors at the NUC camp. While there isn’t footage from this specific camp, his performance throughout the year highlights his tenacity as a defensive back, excelling both in the slot and on the outside. He demonstrates a knack for reading plays and aggressively disrupting screens, making him a force in the run game. His style suggests a long-term role as a slot corner or safety hybrid, where he could be a game-changer in the box. His standout showing at the NUC camp last week undoubtedly caught the attention of many, shedding light on his potential and what he could bring to the field in the future.
It seems like pundits who follow NJ high school football are starting to come around to how good
Jahmir Campfield
Jahmir
Campfield
6’0″ | 175 lbs | ATH
Cedar Creek | 2026
State
NJ
really is and his camp performance at the PSR combine further fueled that narrative.
His solid showing in the one-on-ones at the PSR Combine, where he went 10-0, showcased his potential. Physically, he has the ideal build for a defensive back, with long arms and a lengthy frame, allowing him to be physical at the line of scrimmage and move fluidly. Additionally, he consistently demonstrates the ability to locate the football while it’s in the air. Despite not receiving much recognition, we’ve been following him closely for years at Cedar Creek. As a member of the class of 2026, he still has another year of high school football ahead of him, and his performance at the PSR Combine further solidified his status as one of the top defensive backs in his class.
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Que Matthews had strong showing at the PSR combine as an edge rusher. Despite that he’s severely undersized for the position, he was able to show off some solid pass rush moves to get solid win in the one on one portion of camp. No one knows how Que’s body will develop through his high school career, but were seeing even at the high school level that the body types for edge rushers can look different from what we traditionally think that its supposed to be. Especially if you can generate pressure on the quarterback consistently. Matthews had solid day overall.