Fresh 2029 Faces From The Garden State

New Jersey breed ballers are building more and more depth at each position to be recognized nationally. There is so much talent in this state. Read about more prospects that have the potential to move the needle even further. All these young men in this article have made a mark this year, and are looking forward to keeping the same energy in high school.    [player_tooltip player_id='1560953' first='Ahmad' last='Cherry'] is what you call an ideal "tweener." He has the size and skill set to play both DE, or a standing OLB. Either way he is going not cause chaos in the backfield. More times than not the Quarterback only has a split second to get rid of the football. This is because Ahmad has a great get off and knows how to get skinny around outside protection. I like his motor and athleticism to flip sides to offense and be a legitimate blocker and pass catcher at TE.     Sawyers can cause a lot of headaches to the defense with all the things he brings to an offense. He has great size and I like how he has been used in the passing and run game. Being a 6 foot athlete puts a target on your back, but Brisbane has proven he can shoulder the load. This young man finishes plays by keeping his pads low and feet moving. He has nice hands and can elevate to bring in tough catches.     Mr. Lowe is a pure athlete surrounded by additional support. This allows him to play free really show off his ability on both sides of the football. As a receiver he shows great discipline on catching the football and trying to make things happen afterwards. He has a good feel for coverages and coming back to the ball. Defensively he secures the edge with speed, forcing the ball inside or wrecking shop on ball carries. If the QB hesitates, Kristian will end up in his back pocket before he blinks.     Moore is a lean slippery back that sheds tackles with natural balance. I like the way he attacks defenders to make them show their cards. Once Mu'Zahir gets you to commit then your at his mercy on how he wants to break you down before riding to the end zone. He has good speed matched with light feet. When you think you have him, you don't. My man has above average agility and can distort his body sifting through gaps to get skinny for additional yards. Playmaker!     Coming out of the Eastern Vikings is a nightmare called Eli. This kid has a nice feel for the game coming off the edge or baiting you upfield, then falling underneath for the tackle. You can see he has a solid football IQ and a great motor to go with it. Sometimes is looks like he's playing on a different speed. His long legs eat up yards and I wouldn't steer away from feeding this young man the ball. He is talented in so many ways and I forsee a bright future in this game. Big, physical, quick, and coachable will get the attention of next years staff.

New Jersey breed ballers are building more and more depth at each position to be recognized nationally. There is so much talent in this state. Read about more prospects that have the potential to move the needle even further. All these young men in this article have made a mark this year, and are looking forward to keeping the same energy in high school.