Putting in the Work

Tom Tabler July 15, 2025 @ 08:46 PM

Players, teams, coaches, and parents all do a great job over the summer of putting in the work. The summer work helps put into place what we will see during the fall. Here are a few prospects who have been putting in the work over the past week.   [player_tooltip player_id='1608317' first='Hunter' last='Markham']-Quarterback-Little Rock Catholic-6'0” 180-Pounds-2027   [player_tooltip player_id='1608317' first='Hunter' last='Markham'] is a quarterback who does a great job of throwing the football with accuracy. He is able to throw into tight coverage and complete the passes. Meanwhile, he does a good job of being able to throw the football while on the run. Last weekend, Markham continued to hone his craft working with the QB Doctor. Markham is a signal caller to watch out for over the next two seasons for the Rockets.   [player_tooltip player_id='256895' first='Chase' last='Hancock']-Wide Receiver-Pulaski Academy-5'10” 160-Pounds-2028   [player_tooltip player_id='256895' first='Chase' last='Hancock'] is one of the most explosive wide receivers in the Natural State. He mixes great route running with dangerous speed. Hancock creates separation from opposing defensive backs with ease. The Pulaski Academy wide receiver has had an impressive summer on the camp circuit and appears to be clicking on all cylinders as the season approaches. Hancock had an impressive weekend in Hoover at the seven-on-seven tournament Hoover High School hosted. He is a player to watch the next few years.   [player_tooltip player_id='1078073' first='Jaxon' last='Rawls']-Tight End-Monticello-6'6” 250-Pounds-2027   [player_tooltip player_id='1078073' first='Jaxon' last='Rawls'] is a prospect who has flown under the radar. However, that is something will change over the next few months. Rawls has proven to be a consistent receiver at the tight end position. Meanwhile, he has proven to be an unselfish blocker for his teammates. Rawls is a physical player who outwork the opposing defender for the football. Rawls is a player to keep track of as the year progresses. He put in the work over the weekend on the track, working on his speed and quickness.   [player_tooltip player_id='1606344' first='Mason' last='Brooks Belcher']-Defensive Back-Greenwood-5'11” 168-Pounds-2028   The Greenwood Bulldogs always have talented prospects on both sides of the ball and one to watch out for is [player_tooltip player_id='1606344' first='Mason' last='Brooks Belcher']. Belcher does a good job of reading the opposing wide receiver and quarterback. He is a defensive back who plays the ball well while it is in the air. Belcher will separate the ball from the ball carrier. He is a versatile prospect on the defensive side of the ball and he had strong camp at Arkansas Tech over the weekend. He is a player to watch out for over the next few years.   [player_tooltip player_id='1602652' first='Jacob' last='Dunn']-Linebacker-Baptist Prep-5'11” 168-Pounds-2026   [player_tooltip player_id='1602652' first='Jacob' last='Dunn'] is a linebacker who can disrupt both the rushing as well as the passing attacks of the opponent. Dunn does a great job of reading the play and getting to the ball carrier. He has the speed to drop back into pass coverage. Meanwhile, he sheds blocks quickly and gets into the offensive backfield to pressure the quarterback. Dunn had a solid camp at Ottawa University over the weekend. He is a player to watch out for this upcoming season.

Players, teams, coaches, and parents all do a great job over the summer of putting in the work. The summer work helps put into place what we will see during the fall. Here are a few prospects who have been putting in the work over the past week.