Grayson Reloaded: 8th Grade GFL Squad Eyeing a Championship Run

The Grayson GFL 8th Grade squad is gearing up for a legitimate championship run this season—led by Head Coach Demario Robinson, who brings key insights into player development through his role with the Grayson Athletic Association. With returning depth and momentum, their practices thus far they seem to be polishing their fundamentals week by week. Armed with standout returners and a well-balanced supporting cast, Coach Robinson's group has the discipline, skill, and chemistry to navigate Gwinnett's toughest competition.   [player_tooltip player_id='1158145' first='Zayden' last='McKeever'] runs the Grayson offense with poise, some may even say its beyond his eighth-grade stature. His offseason work—seen on X alongside the Honey Badger duo—showcases strong arm talent, crisp delivery, and confident pocket presence. He reads coverages smoothly, progresses through his reads decisively, and delivers accurate passes on-the-money.   Then there's [player_tooltip player_id='1591429' first='Dashaun' last='Morris II'] aka Honey Badger.... now let me break it down for you: when it comes to leadership in youth football, Honey Badger isn't just playing—he's running the whole show. This kid is a force at safety and WR, but the real edge he brings is control. He's the one calling out cadences, sliding coverage, and setting the tone before the snap. Some say they call him “Honey Badger” for his fearless hits, but it's his brain to me that truly separates him — he's the one diagnosing schemes, barking instructions, and lifting everyone around him. That calm dominance? That's rare.   And don't sleep on what he's doing off the field. This kids in the lab—tracking route timing, watching film like a coach, building a culture of accountability. Teammates respect it because he pushes them, not just for himself, but for the group. If Grayson is aiming for a title, they'll need that kind of voice—one that commands, rallies, and won't let anyone off the hook. Honey Badger isn't just a playmaker—he's a game-shaper.   Standing at an imposing 6′1″, Cody DuBose-Winfrey already has the frame of a Division I wide receiver—and he's only in 8th grade. His physical presence alone commands respect from defenses, but it's his skill set that truly separates him. DuBose-Winfrey tracks the deep ball like a seasoned vet, high-pointing with authority and using his length and body control to consistently win in contested catch situations. His hands are dependable and strong—rarely does anything hit the turf when thrown his way. What makes him even more dangerous is his elite ball skills; the way he adjusts mid-route or in the air is something you typically see from upperclassmen on varsity film. With his size, polish, and ability to stretch the field, Cody isn't just a top middle school talent—he's on a trajectory to be one of the most recruited receivers in his class.   A true lockdown corner, [player_tooltip player_id='1659871' first='Cameron' last='Adams'] consistently eliminates one side of the field with his poise, discipline, and sharp technique. He thrives in press coverage, using leverage and footwork to mirror routes and disrupt timing without getting grabby. His ability to read the quarterback and close windows makes him a reliable anchor in Grayson's secondary, rarely giving up anything easy. But Adams' impact doesn't stop on defense—he's also a powerful force at running back. With excellent vision and balance, he finds seams with patience and explodes through contact. He runs with a chip on his shoulder, welcoming defenders and finishing every carry with authority.   Every winning team needs toughness upfront, and Josh West is exactly that. Providing stability on the interior, he's physical at the point of attack, consistently gets his hands into defenders, and helps anchor the line. His growing strength and relentless mindset will be keys to their rushing and protection schemes.   New to Grayson from the Georgia Eagles, Joseph Davis III — known as “3J” — is an explosive two-way athlete. He brings electric tempo and versatility, lining up wherever needed: tunnel screens, matchup routes, or blitz pickup. His dynamic burst and adaptability will give coach Robinson creative options on both sides of the ball.   A rising star on the edge, Avery Johnson plays with an oppressive presence. He sets the edge with ease, disengages with power, and chases plays with tenacious motor. His disruptive play — whether rushing the passer or plugging gaps — can swing game momentum in Grayson's favor.   With coach Robinson at the helm, this group adds length, athleticism to this Grayson roster. Between McKeever's command, Honey Badgers high-circuit playmaking, and the rest of the lineup's positional depth, this Grayson team is a true contender. If Coach Robinson can harness their talent and instincts, this crew is trending hard toward a championship run.

The Grayson GFL 8th Grade squad is gearing up for a legitimate championship run this season—led by Head Coach Demario Robinson, who brings key insights into player development through his role with the Grayson Athletic Association. With returning depth and momentum, their practices thus far they seem to be polishing their fundamentals week by week. Armed with standout returners and a well-balanced supporting cast, Coach Robinson's group has the discipline, skill, and chemistry to navigate Gwinnett's toughest competition.