Weekend Film Room- Top Film Submissions of the Week

Welcome to our Weekend Film Room!   We're taking your film submissions from our Twitter/X accounts (@PrepRedzoneAL @CooperMorreale) and writing about them here!   Don't miss out, and send your film our way! We try to cover as many prospects as possible, and have some great ones in store for yall today!    [player_tooltip player_id='1640006' first='Khiel' last='Jackson'] is a WR/DB prospect who's transferred in from Washington state to Parker this offseason and is bringing a ton of talent with him.   Jackson is an explosive two-way player that honestly makes it hard to evaluate where he plays best, he's that skilled at both positions.'   As a WR, Jackson is a talented route runner who can quickly gain separation and haul in catches all around the field. Jackson has the hands and concentration to bring in some incredibly impressive catches, making huge catches through coverage/contact, off of tipped passes, and more.   At DB, Jackson is incredibly quick to diagnose plays and flies to the ball to come up with stops. Jackson is reliable in coverage, but really impressed me with his skills as a run defender- he flies downfield, takes on blockers, and pursues after the ball carrier to consistently come up with huge stops against the run.   Jackson put together some impressive tape from his sophomore season last fall that you can check out below- he's got a ton of talent and is set up for a big debut season with the Herd this fall, just watch.      [player_tooltip player_id='1406607' first='Kadyn' last='Pace'] is a talented DB/WR out of North Jackson who is coming off a breakout junior season that saw him make plays all over the field both out wide and in the secondary.   At 6'1 165, Pace has great size, speed, and hands he uses to make plays on both sides of the ball. As a WR, Pace does a great job utilizing his size and catch radius to highpoint and haul in tough-to-catch passes through contact and over the tops of defenders. Pace is also really productive as a blocker, he frequently paves the way for huge plays downfield with how he lays out defenders for his teammates.   Defensively, Pace might even be more impressive- he flies around the field to make plays out in coverage and against the run. I'm seriously impressed with how easy it is for Pace to find and make plays on the ball- he's terrific against the run, consistently flying downhill to fill in rushing lanes and take down the ball carrier. Against the pass, Pace is just as good at locating and breaking up passes out in coverage, constantly using his hands to jar the ball free from WRs.   Pace put together an impressive season last fall, ending his junior year with 25 receptions for 368 yards and one TD out wide, and 78 total tackles (15 solo), one sack, one INT, and 7 PBUs.   Pace has been incredibly productive on both sides of the ball for North Jackson and is set up for a big senior season this fall, check out his tape below in the meantime, it's well worth the watch!      [player_tooltip player_id='1639237' first='Abram' last='Hood'] is a talented pass catcher out of Paul W Bryant who has spent time and produced out wide in some big ways on varsity as just a freshman.   At 6'2 180, Hood has great size and can dominate DBs out wide with how he uses his speed and quickness to get downfield. Hood has a reliable set of hands he uses to haul in tough passes through coverage/contact downfield, it doesn't matter how many defenders are covering him, he'll find a way to come down with the ball.   Hood is also a physical run blocker who can lay out defenders in the open field, frequently helping his teammates carve up defenses on the ground with how much space he opens up.   Hood will definitely be added to our next 2028 Rankings Update- he's a talented up-and-coming pass catcher with a big future ahead of Paul W Byran'ts offense. Defenses, look out for him this upcoming fall.      [player_tooltip player_id='1640014' first='Stafford' last='Willis'] is a talented RG out of Arab who has helped out a ton in the trenches, paving the way in the run game and providing great pass protection against some talented defensive fronts.   Willis is a dominant run blocker who opens up wide rushing lanes at the line of scrimmage nearly every snap- he plays with great leverage, has a ton of power, and gets great push off the line of scrimmage, holding his own and driving back defenders in the trenches.   Willis is just as productive in pass protection- with his size, strength, and quickness he matches up really well against DE/DTs and is terrific at eliminating interior pressure, consistently providing a clean pocket for his QB to work with every passing down.   Willis is a reliable offensive lineman with a bright future ahead on Arab's offensive line, be sure to look out for him this upcoming fall, he's a talented prospect with a big future ahead.      [player_tooltip player_id='1640020' first='Carter' last='Davis'] is an electric WR out of Gulf Shores who has brought a ton of juice to his team's offense with his speed and physicality out wide.   Davis is incredibly versatile out wide- he's a talented deep threat with tons of speed who runs great routes downfield, gains tons of separation, and hauls in catches for huge scoring plays. I'm really impressed with Davis' speed- he can rev up from 0-100 in an instant and when he takes off, good luck stopping him.   What really stood out to me with Davis' tape was his skills as a blocker- he might be a great deep threat, but he has some serious physicality he uses to completely level DBs out and open up huge opportunities in the open field for his teammates, it's impressive to watch.   Davis made a ton of big plays for Gulf Shores offense last season, ending his sophomore year with 14 carries for 108 yards on the ground, and 10 receptions for 216 yards and 3 TDs through the air.   I was seriously impressed with Davis' skill set out wide- he can do so many things well at the position, it's going to be exciting watching him these next two seasons.

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