PRZ PAClassic: 4QE Black

One of the most talented New Jersey teams at the PRZ PA Classic 7v7, 4QE Black was a must-watch squad all weekend long. I followed them through every game on Saturday, and it was clear from the jump that they had studs on both sides of the ball—opponents struggled to contain their firepower and depth. They went 2-1 on both Saturday and Sunday, showcasing consistency and playmaking across the board. Though their run ended in the quarterfinals, 4QE Black left a lasting impression as one of the most electrifying teams at the event.    Jeremiah Norwood was one of the top performers of the entire PRZ PA Classic 7v7, commanding the offense with poise and precision. He operated with a quick trigger and fast release, consistently getting the ball out before defenses could react. Norwood's eyes were always scanning—fluidly reading coverages and making smart decisions. He threw darts all weekend, putting the ball on a line and sneaking it into tight windows without putting it in harm's way. With a smooth flow and high-level processing, Norwood showed why he's a name to watch moving forward.     Reggie Bropleh turned heads all weekend with his dynamic two-way play, but it was a highlight-reel touchdown catch in the back of the end zone on Saturday that truly caught every scout's attention. A true speedster, Bropleh is electric across the middle of the field and can stop on a dime while running low, making him tough to cover in space. He shows incredible concentration, routinely coming down with contested catches—even with defenders draped all over him. Also a standout defensive back, Bropleh's versatility and explosiveness made him one of the most impactful players on the field.     Brandon Brasher was another major weapon for 4QE Black and a nightmare for defenses trying to contain both him and Reggie Bropleh. With gas burner speed and the ability to beat defenders right off the line, Brasher was a constant deep seam threat while also doing damage across the middle. He came up clutch in pivotal moments on Saturday, making timely plays when his team needed them most. Nimble with the ball in his hands and dangerous in the open field, Brasher added another explosive layer to an already loaded offense.     Brady was a key piece for 4QE Black, making his presence felt on both sides of the ball as a reliable tight end and a steady linebacker. He played a big role as a checkdown option, consistently moving the chains and giving his QB a dependable target when the clock was ticking. One of his standout moments came with a touchdown grab in the back of the end zone, climbing the ladder in traffic to haul it in. Built strong and surely tough to bring down in full pads, Brady showed why he's a name to keep an eye on this fall.     [player_tooltip player_id='1691913' first='Musa' last='Kamara'] stood out immediately as the biggest guy on the field, and he backed it up with big-time plays. Lining up as a linebacker, Kamara also made his mark offensively—most notably when he pulled in a defender-stacked deep ball for a hands-only touchdown catch that showcased his hand strength and coordination. With long legs and quick acceleration, he moves with surprising burst for his size. Built differently than most at this level, Kamara has next-level size and a physical frame that makes him a true matchup nightmare.     [player_tooltip player_id='1276018' first='Jayden' last='Carter'] made his presence felt as a standout defensive back, using his instincts and field awareness to consistently be in the right place at the right time. With a taller frame and smooth movement, he surveyed the field with confidence and reacted quickly to developing plays. Carter had a knack for getting between the receiver and the quarterback, swatting passes away just as they arrived. Opposing offenses quickly learned that throwing his way was a risky decision—he made it tough for anyone to find success on his side of the field.

One of the most talented New Jersey teams at the PRZ PA Classic 7v7, 4QE Black was a must-watch squad all weekend long. I followed them through every game on Saturday, and it was clear from the jump that they had studs on both sides of the ball—opponents struggled to contain their firepower and depth. They went 2-1 on both Saturday and Sunday, showcasing consistency and playmaking across the board. Though their run ended in the quarterfinals, 4QE Black left a lasting impression as one of the most electrifying teams at the event.