Week 6 Film Room: X Submissions

Here is a look at the film submissions from week 6.    Johnson is an impressive traits prospect making plays on offense, defense, and special teams. He is listed at 6'4 180, and clocked 4.4 speed during camp season. His nuance as a receiver is still developing, but he has the speed to get behind safeties and break off long runs after the catch. It's easy to get excited about Johnson and his physical tools, especially given his upside as a receiver.     [player_tooltip player_id='289475' first='Chris' last='Miller'] has grown up a lot as a passer in the last year, and he is among the most productive passers in the state through the first half of the season. Miller has a strong arm, quick release, and fluid hips, which allow him to confidently fit the ball into tight windows in the short and intermediate areas. I won't expect him to be a runner, but it looks like he has grown into himself athletically and can extend plays better than he could a year ago. Miller has FBS and P4 offers, and his growth is trending in a very positive direction.     Ridley has produced for a few years now for McIntosh, and his senior season is no different. He plays on both sides of the ball, but projects best at RB. Ridley is a long, leggy RB prospect with room to fill out. He is fluid, skating into new running lanes and across the face of defenders. He is a gadgety player, too, catching the ball out of the backfield and even lining up in the slot as a receiver. Ridley should get a shot somewhere at the college level. His combination of size, fluidity, and production is too good for some schools to pass up, especially at lower levels.     Odutola is an exciting breakout player for Wheeler and someone who I think is capable of generating FBS buzz. He is well developed for his age, filled into his frame with a cut physique. He plays all over the field for Wheeler, but I project him best as a DB, specifically as a nickel/safety. He patiently leverages the ball, attacks the trunk of ball carriers, and is physical at the point of attack. Odutola is an exciting player who college programs should get familiar with.     Smith is a versatile second-level defender who is both physical and active enough to play both in and outside the box. He has plenty of range and can attach to receivers in the passing game. His play strength is still developing, but he is physical as a tackler and works hard to keep himself free of blockers. Smith has plenty of upside and has the potential to be an exciting player once his play strength comes around.     [player_tooltip player_id='1642536' first='CJ' last='Davis'] is a new name to me, but he is an exciting watch. I like the height, and he is built with a cut physique. He plays a nickel/LB hybrid, and his traits project well to that spot. He is a downhill thumper who knifes past blockers into the backfield and accelerates through contact. He is a feisty pursuer of the football with requisite physical traits. He is an underrated prospect that some small schools should tap into.     Cole is a scat back, making plays with his speed and finesse. He is fast enough to out-leverage defenses to the sidelines and lift off if he breaks free. He has fiery feet and is twitchy in the short areas, making him difficult to corral as he searches for and creates yards. Cole is a track athlete who PR'd at 11.29 in the 100M.

Here is a look at the film submissions from week 6.