Region IDs: 5 More Intriguing Nashville Area Prospects

7/30/25: Thin-framed, smaller QB prospect still growing into his body. Natural, elite arm talent. Long, wind-up style delivery generates easy life and zip on the ball. Can operate off-platform and on the move without sacrificing zip on the ball. Can move it up and down when required to make different throws. Has the opportunity to add more horsepower on the ball as he adds more mass to his frame. Slippery, dodgy athlete around traffic. Absolutely someone to track and could be a P4 guy as he grows.     Holman is coming off a breakout sophomore season and is looking to take another step forward in efficiency as a junior. He is listed at around 6'2 200, and is built into that frame well. He is a sudden enough athlete to evade traffic and find real estate as a runner. He has adequate arm strength and a quick release. He does an excellent job of turning two and is best with the rhythm-based, anticipatory throws in the short and intermediate areas. Holman has good mechanics and is traitsy enough to generate college attention.     [player_tooltip player_id='1323462' first='Hudson' last='Curlee'] is a nationally underrated WR out of Nashville. He has a diverse multi-sport background, playing both basketball and football. He is a long, thin, but lean and cut 6'0 165. Curlee is a loose athlete at release points and does a fantastic job of deceiving DBs and getting them off-platform. He tracks the ball beautifully over his shoulder and possesses the straight-line speed to separate from his current level of comp, both before and after the catch. He is a slippery enough athlete to create after the catch, helping him contribute at each level. Curlee is a natural athlete and a trusted receiver who would be a steal at small schools.     [player_tooltip player_id='212420' first='Kyrin' last='Coleman'] is a trusted ILB prospect with the size/strength to battle with blockers and hold his own at the D1 level. Holds his 6'2 220 weight well and will be ready early from a physical standpoint. Might not possess elite speed, but mirrors and leverages the ball well. He executes on his patient pursuit skills at the point of attack by getting his arms around ball carriers. Coleman has good size, is a functional athlete, and can tackle. All three things translate well. He holds a few D1 offers.     7/30/25: Good size and length. Basketball prospect. Has developed well physically for his age. Versatile, likely projects as a S. Physical player. Leverages the ball well, good tackler at the point of attack. Capable of pulling himself past blockers on the outside. Not afraid to punch receivers in the mouth in press. His recruitment will ultimately hinge on if he runs well enough to play at the P4 level, because he plays the position well.