PRZ PA Team Previews, Conwell-Egan Eagles

<p class="text-gray-700">A 2027 prospect entering his junior year of HS ball. Updated measurables, 6'2, 215 pounds. Has a lengthy tape showcasing his skills behind center, as well as some scarce safety play. Ranked as a top 50 ATH in his class currently. </p>   <p>Conwell Egan's [player_tooltip player_id='953526' first='Aubrey' last='Kimbrough']'s game is familiar to me at this point. Watching him work in person on Friday/Saturdays, watching him work in camp settings. I have had extensive looks at the kid, I feel as though his tape might not convey the type of player he is behind center. Kimbrough's tape begins showing off several QB keepers, whether they be designed or impromptu. While Kimbrough's athleticism behind center and improvisational skills are his calling card, watching his tape, you'd figure that's all he's capable of. That isn't the case, as several play-action sets are deployed that prove Kimbrough can advance the ball down the field utilizing all three areas of the field. Kimbrough's tape should be restructured, as late in his tape, you can find vertical shots and an occasional tight window throw. Not only that, you'll find Kimbrough intercepting a ball at DB. These types of reps that are buried on his 10-minute tape are likely to go unnoticed by college coaches. Good thing Kimbrough is just a sophomore.</p>   <p>It's encouraging to know Kimbrough had his hands on a wide variety of sets/alignments as an underclassman at Egan. He has a long way to go to refine all of his crafts as a prospect, yet it's exciting to see a fantastic athlete put up ten minutes' worth of production on tape. Now as a junior, what version of Kimbrough will the Catholic League be introduced to? A familiar version, or one more refined and polished? Excited to see him work this coming Fall.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Aubrey_1357/status/1949673094978654436 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">6'5, 200 pounds. Easily the most intriguing prospect on roster outside of [player_tooltip player_id='402429' first='Abu' last='Fofana']. Has dabbled with the wide receiver, safety, and outside linebacker positions, this as a young man entering his senior year at Conwell-Egan. 3.5 GPA. </p>   <p>Currently un-offered, currently ranks as a high-end Division Two prospect. PSAC offers haven't gone out to 2026s for the most part, yet I am positive he's on PSAC radars at the very least. Registered 20+ catches as a junior, six went for scores. Toombs will likely serve as WR1 again for the program, alongside Fofana, who will likely see an extended role on offense if need be, despite his prowess at DB.</p>   <p>Excels as a flanker, is the primary target of vertical shots taken by Kimbrough. Fantastic tracking skills, Toombs can locate and adjust to inaccurate/underthrown balls. Several of Toombs' 22 catches came 25+ yards downfield. Great near the sideline, the kid has spatial awareness to understand where he is on the field as the ball heads down on its trajectory. An obvious choice inside of ten yards. Might still be growing, listed at 6'4 during his junior year, now lists at 6'5. Has some quality reps on tape aligned at OLB, but production might be a bit scarce. Was once looked at by myself as a D1 prospect. He can still break through the D2 ceiling if he can prove his speed. Likely a D2 TE/EDGE prospect, love some of the TE/in-line alignments CEC has Toombs stationed at. Tape shows he's an easy slant target too, especially when working underneath his inside WRs in trips concepts. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ChrisToombs/status/1857919949395591329 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">A junior Eagle who is currently on our Watch List. Not much tape to be had as an underclassman, some single-game cut-ups on his Hudl at the time of writing. Self lists at 5'10, 170. Likely a player that can be used at WR/DB. Would love to add him to the rankings, so long as it's deserved. By December, I'll know if he needs to be elevated onto our lists. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">An unoffered 2026, one who is currently ranked inside the PRZ PA Top 200. High praise, as 75% of prospects currently inside our Top 200 have some form of offer to their name. [player_tooltip player_id='647647' first='Chase' last='Walters'] is still waiting to hear back from schools, yet I suggest further patience. It's highly likely Walters is high on D2 boards recruiting Eastern PA. We've seen what a stellar first-three could do for fringe D1 prospects. </p>   <p>6'3, 250 pounds, a lean DL/OL two-way piece at Conwell-Egan's disposal. Walters shines defensively, so I'll primarily be breaking down his prowess on that side of the ball. It's worth noting Walters has a 3-minute offensive tape for coaches to see, ton of production. Walters doesn't project to tackle or IOL at the next level, yet his reps in the trenches on offense prove to me 1. his toughness and 2. his willingness to help out the program in any way necessary. </p>   <p>Looks comfortable as the DE in unbalanced 3-4 fronts. Looks comfortable shading either side of the play-side guard. Love the brains on the kid, you can almost see what he's thinking before hunting down the ball carrier. Disciplined, can stunt the flow of traffic or pursue down the line for TFLs. Mindful of the football, has a few strip sacks on tape. Takes great angles to the ball, again proving he understands what he's seeing out there. Can be tasked with playing with his hand off the dirt off the edge. Is more athletic than coaches imagine, especially those unfamiliar with him or those who haven't seen him in person. A former PRZ Camp alumnus, I'll continue to plug his name moving forward. Offensive coaches are likely to make him a game-planning priority.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/cWalters64/status/1856508718227054876 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">Conflicting measurables. We have him at 6'0, 210, Hudl currently has him at 5'11, 215. Ranked as a top 400 junior, I'm expecting to learn a lot more about Rhym after this Fall season. Boasts some impressive weight room numbers, 275 bench, 420# squat, 500 DL. </p>   <p>Might be Conwell-Egan's answer at back, yet I fully expect him to be a stout backer behind [player_tooltip player_id='647647' first='Chase' last='Walters']. Rhym has a two-minute highlight tape on Hudl, first showing off his abilities as a MIKE backer. Rhym might serve as CEC's enforcer on defense. Even as a sophomore, Rhym packs a bunch no matter his alignment. Second rep on tape showcases Rhym's ability to impact block in the backfield. RB blocking might be a lost art in the HS ranks, yet Rhym proves his toughness here in this rep. Is likely going to serve a FB role for CEC, further proving my toughness point. If CEC comes out in I-formation sets, expect Rhym to blow open a hole for whoever is toting the rock. I imagine Rhym is capable of toting carries himself, especially near the goal line. Rhym has a serious chance of exploding onto the PCL LB scene if he ups his production. I'll be keeping my eye on him moving forward.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Ajrhym28/status/1869894127355048197 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">Senior [player_tooltip player_id='1161003' first='Ryan' last='Norris'] is likely another backer ready to help in run support beside 2027 [player_tooltip player_id='1623988' first='Andre' last='Rhym']. At 6'0, 205 pounds, the LB designation makes sense. Conwell Egan deployed Norris at right guard, too, beside his front-seven counterpart [player_tooltip player_id='647647' first='Chase' last='Walters']. More than anything, this again should prove Norris' toughness and willingness to help the team win. Egan couldn't deploy 280-300 pound IOL, yet were able to make things work with gritty players like Norris.</p>   <p>Norris can be relied on to shoot gaps, blitz B-gaps, all while he instinctively pursues the football. Great clean-up linebacker who can take the full brunt of some of the best backs in the PCL.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">The program's top recruit and highest-ranking prospect. Conwell Egan's [player_tooltip player_id='402429' first='Abu' last='Fofana'] sits three spots outside of the 2026 Top 50. Proud to see him grow into the elite status of his class, with Fofana leaping nearly 100+ spots over the last year or so. </p>   <p>The senior Eagle stands at 6'3, 185 pounds. Flaunts a great 4.36 GPA, was courted by nearly 30 Division One programs. Fofana will call Villanova home very soon, as the DB/WR committed to the program early this Summer. </p>   <p>What should we expect to see out of Fofana based on his junior tape? Offensive creativity for one thing. Kimbrough and Toombs, along with others, will serve their purpose, yet Fofana is the offensive wildcard who can score from any given spot on the field and/or alignment. Fofana's first rep on tape has him working an option mesh with his QB post pre-snap end-around. This first rep should remind coaches of Fofana's athleticism, playmaking ability, and versatility. Fofana is going to make a name for himself at DB, yet this is a quick reminder of what he's capable of. Otherworldly acceleration skills. Talking about Fofana the DB, sits comfortably in off-coverage, has the light feet and hips to easily stay with top talent if attacked vertically. The playmaking again reveals itself, as Fofana has serious ball skills to match technique. Can and will serve as the team's kick/punt returner. Love to play with his eyes in the backfield, he's an INT hunter. Can press and run with wideouts, Fofana is one of the few PCL DBs who can deter wideouts off their routes mid-stem. Physical, an FBS corner in my eyes. Watch for Fofana to score touchdowns in all three phases of the game this coming Fall. Game-wrecker.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/abubfofana/status/1951355105162174787 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='953148' first='Jaeden' last='Thenor'] is yet another DB/ATH ready to prove he's a recruitable prospect, this as he heads into his junior season at CEC. 3.8 GPA, 5'8, 155 pounds. </p>   <p>A prospect who currently ranks well among Pennsylvania juniors. 11 spots outside the Top 200, but previously high on my personal board. Got the chance to watch him work up close on several occasions over the years. Likely to be the DB opposite of Fofana. A young man who displays great instincts, Thenor proves he can figure out passing concepts on the fly. Thenor's tape begins with three interceptions, many of the three coming with Thenor moving off his mark to get in the path of errant passes. Love Thenor when he keeps things in front of him. Ton of PBUs on tape. Thenor will likely see a fair share of carries headed his way, too. I'm out of the loop on all things running back room, yet I know Thenor is capable of taking carries and creating plays, might be wrong about this. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Jaethenor5/status/1936489901694067035 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">5'10, 172 pounds. 3.3 GPA. Ranked modestly, Hall might be a bit underrated on our site after further tape evaluation. Hall might be another option to run the ball for Conwell-Egan, like many mentioned above. </p>   <p>Posted a two-minute tape on Hudl back in November. Can work in I-formation sets behind [player_tooltip player_id='1623988' first='Andre' last='Rhym'] at FB. Can be an impact player at safety, looks comfortable in two-high sets. Can come downhill when recognizing the run, does so with authority. Is a great third DB in what is shaping up to becoming one of the better PCL secondaries. Has several first-down runs on tape, Hall will likely end the year with the most carries to his name, as many others will take up creative reps. Expecting him to trend up on our rankings in time. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Sakai_Hall/status/1887632349862764701 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">A player with intriguing size. I don't know much about the junior WR/EDGE prospect. He's currently on our Watch List to be ranked. </p>   <p>A full season tape up on Hudl is a must to be ranked as an upperclassman. Rankin has a few cut-ups on tape, yet coaches want to see his full talents on display in said format. Excited to learn more. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">6'0, 255 pounds. A center that should be on D2/D3 radars. Horger should see some traction in recruiting considering he's up against elite talent in the PCL week-in and week-out for two+ years now.</p>   <p>Horger had a great showing at our Spring showcase back in May of 2024. He landed on our rankings because of this exposure to his game. Coaches should know of his defensive capabilities, yet Center is certainly his most natural/comfortable position. Great puncher and throttler. Feet and hand placement can improve, yet the natural power Horger brings out of his hips post-snap is often enough to shock and drive players off the ball. I fully expect Horger to stay at Center again this coming Fall, coaches speak wonders about his IQ and presence on the field.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ConnorHorger/status/1884978866025881991 </div></figure>