Friday Night Rewind - Midview at North Ridgeville

Au    [player_tooltip player_id='746688' first='Austin' last='DeShazo'] is an instinctive linebacker with the power to stuff the run or bring pressure on the quarterback. His reaction time is lightning quick to shift his body weight and close holes. Good upper body strength to close out tackles with force. Strong base to not give up ground when absorbing contact. Fights against blocks, shows good presence to feel pressure and head towards the play. Plays skinny in the trenches, can get through and disrupt plays with regularity. Has an it-factor to his game to step up in big situations. DeShazo is a gamer at linebacker who has a lot of upside to his game. He shows understanding of his assignment is highly disruptive from the linebacker spot. With impressive strength and good size, DeShazo is a talent that belongs at the college level.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16194241/66ef69cc2219e50b9a698e08">https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16194241/66ef69cc2219e50b9a698e08</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1715493' first='Zack' last='Barnhart'] has been impressing coaches with his abilities since seeing significant playing time as a sophomore. Barnhart isn't a player who goes down at first contact. Exceptional balance with speed to break out of tackles and gain chunk yardage. Is more than just a power back with good speed to make teams pay at the second and third level. The game looks slowed down for him in the backfield with patience that allows him to see the play develop behind his offensive line and attack from there. Provides good pass protection in the pocket, reacts quickly and provides support on blitzes. Barnhart has developed his strength to be a well-rounded back that, while undersized, maximizes his abilities with his work ethic and a no-quit attitude on every play.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17596701/66f09cbdb753789f5cfaabf7">https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17596701/66f09cbdb753789f5cfaabf7</a>       [player_tooltip player_id='1317557' first='Christian' last='Ensley'] is a big-bodied defender who eats up space and blocks, but can get into the backfield as well. Good length in his upper body to knock offensive linemen back. Quick off the snap, consistently plays under his opponent's pads. Reaction time is his best weapon, can win battles before the offensive lineman is set. Fights to get involved in the play, doesn't stop until the whistle. Finds success more along the interior defensive line, but can line up a defensive end as well. Ensley plays the game hard and puts in the work on and off the field with work put in at the Lineman Lab. His film has grown year over year as a player who keeps on improving which has college coaches keeping an eye on him.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17774534/66e72f6895507ae1a99c4e71">https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17774534/66e72f6895507ae1a99c4e71</a>     Cross Wervey is a multisport athlete that makes his impact felt by his speed and strong hands. Plays primarily at wide receiver in an offense that likes to get the ball over the middle. Fearless in coverage to line up and go through traffic. An effective route runner at the first level with quickness to evade tackles to work the ball up field. Clean runner with good burst to clear defenders. Plays defensive back with the foot skills to play on Saturdays. Wervey has several offers his way and for good reason. Seeing him in person, he is the type of player who will do anything asked of him with the skills to perform at a high level.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/16167799/Cross-Wervey/highlights">https://www.hudl.com/profile/16167799/Cross-Wervey/highlights</a>       I could watch [player_tooltip player_id='746698' first='JD' last='Radway'] play offensive line all day and not be bored. Not only can Radway dominate from the left tackle position, but he plays the position the right way. His footwork is light, quick and fluid with his movement. His power is in his upper body with a big wingspan which makes him a wall against defensive ends. Routinely wins each battle on a regular basis. Shows consistency in his play when going from run blocking to pass protection, level of play does not drop off. At 6-foot-4 and 315-pounds, there's no doubt Radway has the physical skill set to play in college, but needs to have more attention on him. His film is as strong as any offensive lineman I've seen with play after play of him opening holes and dominating his man. In person, he doesn't get beat often and recovers quickly when he does. Coaches need to keep [player_tooltip player_id='746698' first='JD' last='Radway'] in mind in this recruiting cycle.   <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16247905/66f014f4bf133c47ecf55f6a">https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16247905/66f014f4bf133c47ecf55f6a</a>