Film Review: 2029 Offensive Skill Prospects CA, MS, FL, SC

It's always beneficial to filter back through prospects around the country to keep up on who's ready to make the step up the following year. The 2029 class is loaded and I concentrated on some more ballers who can help put points on the board.    [player_tooltip player_id='1631725' first='Kamarious' last='Cobb'] plays the running back position at 100 mph until he crosses the goal line. He passes the eye test as a pure athlete with impressive muscular definition. Cobb looks just as good with the ball under his arm, cutting and slashing through the heart of the defense. He runs hard with good vision and a low center of gravity. Additionally, he can line up outside and be effective in the passing game, utilizing his speed and reliable hands.     [player_tooltip player_id='1346484' first='Kemari' last='Thompson'] is a load coming out the backfield with a lot of tangibles that elevate the offensive scheme. He is built to be fed continuously and has speed to run away from you. I like how he's shot out of a cannon no matter what his assignment is. Kemari plays fast, physical, and with passion. He's not brought down easily and fights for 2-3 extra yards consistently at the end of runs. Don't sleep on his blocking, you can see bodies left on the field like laundry from Kemari clearing the way for a teammate.     Cameron Darby checks off many boxes for what you want in a receiver. It's impressive to see players showcase not just touchdown highlights but also their impact away from the ball. Darby is a selfless teammate who willingly blocks when the ball isn't coming his way. He can be utilized in a variety of ways—motioning into a handoff, contributing to the screen game, or forcing the defense to reveal its coverage. This kid has reliable hands, speed, and the agility to make plays on the perimeter and keep the chains moving.     Jacob Shepherd is a two-sport athlete with a favorable build as he heads into high school. At running back, he displays the patience of a mature ball carrier, knowing when to sidestep or power through contact. When he gets downhill early, special things happen—he finds a hole and bursts through the other side after a physical carry. His receiving ability stands out on the stat sheet, thanks to the extra yards he gains after the catch. Sheperd is a well-rounded football player poised for a bright future.     Anthony Uzondu Jr. is a 6'4", 200-pound All-American receiver who already holds an offer from Sacramento State. This kid is legit! He's not just tall and lengthy—he's got muscle around his bones to handle contact. I'm impressed by his route-running ability and how he uses his body to his advantage, leaning on smaller defensive backs who can't match his size, speed, or leaping ability. Adjusting to the ball in the air comes naturally to him. When in doubt, get the ball to this young man. Uzondu Jr. is one of the most physically prepared and talented players in his class, period.

It's always beneficial to filter back through prospects around the country to keep up on who's ready to make the step up the following year. The 2029 class is loaded and I concentrated on some more ballers who can help put points on the board.