PRZ Stock Up Tour Preview: Highlighting Early Sign-Ups

Our ATL Stock Up Tour is on the horizon. On January 11th, we will have hundreds of prospects at Silverbacks Park looking to compete and raise their stock. Here are some early sign-ups who are intriguing.    [player_tooltip player_id='1163567' first='Brayden' last='Foster'] has a chance to raise his stock this offseason following a productive junior year. He has good measurables with noticeable length. He consistently flashes the bend and dip to win around the edge and get himself underneath blockers. He uses his length and power to sheer off blocks and sit strong in running lanes. I like what I see on tape from Foster and am excited to see how he tests on January 11th.     Jamine Solomon is a low-key prospect as of now, but his physical traits are intriguing. He is listed at 6'3 180 and is a smooth-mover, especially in his back-pedal. He is hard to throw over and uses his length to attack the trunk and up-end ball carriers in space. I am looking forward to seeing Solomon in person. He has a chance to raise his stock.     Dockery is one of the more sure-handed prospects in the state. If a ball is thrown his way, there is plenty of confidence that he will make a play, regardless of where the ball is placed. He plays with good spatial awareness and body control, dragging his toes and making impressive grabs in tough spots. Dockery is as good of a pure pass catcher as you'll find in the state, and he isn't too shabby as an athlete either. He will stand out in a lot of ways at our showcase, the same way he did last year.     The upside featured by Autoto Whitfield is intriguing. He is a fleet-footed big guy with most of his physical development still ahead of him. Whitfield is bouncey off the line and anchors well for a thinner tackle. As he adds more weight and proves he can consistently move people off the ball, his stock will rise. It will be a busy offseason for Whitfield, and he will kick it off at our camp.     Some of our best performers over the years have come from out of state, and [player_tooltip player_id='401104' first='Jackson' last='Hughes'] is crossing state lines to show out at our camp. Hughes is a broad-shouldered, fleet-moving OL prospect who projects best on the interior. He is explosive off the line, allowing him to set the tone on down blocks and get out to the second level well. Hughes should test at the top of a talented OL group we have registered.     [player_tooltip player_id='508131' first='Jamel' last='Tuff'] has made a strong name for himself over the last year on the camp circuit, and he will build off of that success at our camp. Tuff will test pretty well, but he is a savvy route runner who can create deception and cause DBs to hesitate. Tuff is battle-tested, which will bode well for him on the camp scene this offseason.     We have had several talented PACS prospects come through our camps. Following a productive year against the ball, Shoemaker makes that list longer. Shoemaker has solid measurables and is a good athlete. His instincts stand out on tape, roaming centerfield effectively as an S and frequently undercutting routes to make a play on the ball. He does a good job of working through the hands of WRs to generate PBUs. At the very least, Shoemaker will be competitive in 1 v 1's.     [player_tooltip player_id='942230' first='Silas' last='Nuckles'] is a two-way, multi-sport athlete who effortlessly navigates around the field. The requisite athletic traits are there, as is the long frame. His best football is ahead of him. He has already generated some buzz this offseason and will build off of that momentum on January 11th.     [player_tooltip player_id='1035273' first='Jacobi' last='Harris'] was one of the most productive freshmen in Alabama this fall and is due a big offseason. Harris runs hard through contact and is explosive enough to create his own yards in the short areas, and he stays on his feet through contact. Harris is already a notable name in Alabama and is only going to elevate his stock more this offseason.     [player_tooltip player_id='1008578' first='Thomas' last='Duncan'] is an intriguing freshman QB who will generate some looks considering his physical traits. He is all of 6'3 180 and has a multi-sport background. He naturally has some life on the ball, thanks to his length and ability to cut the ball in half. He has some juice athletically, and has a chance to turn heads in a lot of facets on January 11th.

Our ATL Stock Up Tour is on the horizon. On January 11th, we will have hundreds of prospects at Silverbacks Park looking to compete and raise their stock. Here are some early sign-ups who are intriguing.