Spring Showcase: Bingham, Mountain Ridge, Herriman, Riverton

Bingham hosted their showcase on Monday, May 5th, 2025 and it was a cold and windy afternoon but some players brought the heat. Let's find out who impressed. Mountain Ridge:    Branan was the standout performer of the day. From the individual drills to the 5v5 he was simply spectacular. Branan showed a quick first step, with violent hands and good bend. He was explosive and moved well laterally. Branan had an excellent afternoon.     Stockebrand is having an excellent offseason and once again came to work. He has a good base, moves well laterally, good quickness and physicality to his game. Stockebrand looked good during the individual drills and had good reps during the 5v5.     Jacobson put forth another good effort and has done an excellent job this offseason in improving his game. He is a strong interior lineman with good footwork and brings good quickness to his game. His strength holds up to interior linemen that outweigh him, and he is agile and moves well to hold up to speed rushers. It was an excellent afternoon for him.     Washington caught the eye. He has good size and an excellent frame. Washington is a physical corner who will excel in press coverage.a he has long limbs and moves well. He has good hips for his size and does a good job at sticking to his receiver. Once he understands how to play with his frame, he should be an intriguing prospect who will do well if he's molded. High upside player.     Bingham looked good during the individual drills and throws well on the run. During the 1v1's, he had some nice balls and did well considering the inclement weather.     Hunt is a taller, leaner prospect who has a good arm and, once he grows into his frame, should become a better overall prospect. He threw well on the run and during the 1v1 portion, made some nice throws into the wind.    Bingham.    Kulimushi is a twitchy receiver who has good hips and does well with in-and-out-breaking routes. He moves well and showcases good speed and ball-tracking skills. Kulimushi was one of the better receivers on the afternoon.     Larson is a space back and he did well with his 1v1's and showcased good movement patterns, and is a twitchy athlete with lateral quickness and catches outside of his frame with ease. Natural receiving hands.     Iopu looked really sharp during the individual drills as he showcased good explosiveness in conjunction with strength and a good movement skill set. During the 5v5, he showcased physicality and good hand fighting, and overall, it was a good showing for him.    Herriman    Castro showcased a quick burst and excellent movement patterns during the individual drills. Once the 5v5 git, he blossomed, displayed excellent strength, active hands, good physicality and an array of moves that won him reps including a spin move and a bull rush. He blends speed, athleticism and power very well.     Talanoa caught my eye. During the individual session, he had excellent footwork and showed good quickness and strength for his size. During the 5v5, he won with explosive quickness and quick, violent hands. Talanoa has a good bull rush and good speed to get an advantage over the lineman and get him off balance. It was an exceptional showing for him.     Sweeney has good size and a live arm. He threw well on the run and during the 1v1's had some good throws despite the weather being against all of the Quarterbacks.     Hansen moves well and had some good reps during the 1v1, he created separation on multiple reps and had a nice catch on a deep crosser.    There were some standout performers on the day and many prospects have made the most out of their offseason.

Bingham hosted their showcase on Monday, May 5th, 2025 and it was a cold and windy afternoon but some players brought the heat. Let's find out who impressed.

Mountain Ridge: