MHSAA Eval Camp: Jenison Offensive Impressions

A few offensive impressions from the Jenison AM and PM camps! Two amazing camps with literally hundreds of prospects and several dozen college coaches.   I did my best to cast a wide net as I could. That said, I didn't get an amazing look at a lot of players, but I have solid tape of dozens. Since I'm heading toward another very early wake-up tomorrow and another very late night, here are six very quick evaluations. More may come here, but more likely via my Twitter.    Mitey was Mitey. Same twitchy, explosive player. A very well-known athlete on the West Side at this point. A little surprised he didn't earn an offer today, but perhaps colleges are waiting until this massive evaluation week is through before offering.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Some of the best release and route-running at the entire camp</li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Getting better at shoulder fakes, overall double-moves</li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Hands are getting better. Best hands day I've seen. </li> </ul>     A great showing from [player_tooltip player_id='578169' first='Vincent' last='Coleman']. Most linemen are too timid, while I think Vincent was a tad too aggressive. Though being too aggressive is a whole lot better than being too timid.   If Vincent's very powerful punch hit, he'd have the opposing lineman on lockdown. One of the most effective initial punches I've seen all offseason. Though when the punch didn't hit, Vincent would be caught off-balance, leaving the defensive lineman with a major opportunity. Looking for faster feet, better balance, and overall faster recovery from Vincent. Still, should be looked at as a potential college prospect as an interior offensive lineman.     Tyden has grown significantly since the last time I saw him. Usually I mean this figuratively; no, I mean this literally.   Instead of 5'6", I want to say Tyden was around 5'9"-5'10". Still ran good routes, but not as dominant as I'm used to seeing. Granted, I was only able to get a good look at a couple of reps.   Interested in how Tyden progresses throughout this offseason. Considering his ranking, I'm still a big believer.     Good to see Lundon out there again. The same explosive player I'm used to.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Good change of direction</li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Great size </li> </ul>   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Still a 2027, so wore a white shirt and probably wasn't looked at closely by most colleges In-season, I saw Lundon produce a handful of great reps showcasing good physicality on both sides of the ball. Expecting offers in a year's time at the absolute latest. </li> </ul>     Ron popped in some of the tape I have. Great change of direction and burst going East-West. Was catching everything, too. Ron is a multi-faceted athlete who can and has played several positions.   Another player who I feel is talented enough to earn an offer. Receiver is an incredibly saturated position, and I've seen very good receivers get snubbed out of an offer. Though, again, the most competitive positions are like that sometimes.     Unsure if the name is accurate- that's the name listed on the roster, but can't find on Twitter, Hudl, etc.   #7 in White for Muskegon ran well. Loved his speed, change of direction, and seemed to always find himself open. Plus, he has great size for a receiver. I also liked that he always caught with his hands. One caveat here is that Jamier had a few drops. He also didn't have any receiving gloves, which would probably have helped.

A few offensive impressions from the Jenison AM and PM camps! Two amazing camps with literally hundreds of prospects and several dozen college coaches.