Monsignor Farrell Vs Fordham Prep Film Study

We were in attendance to watch Monsignor Farrell take on Fordham Prep. Let's breakdown some tape we saw during the game from both teams.    Moye made the game of football look effortless last night. The Lions QB played just the first half, and had less then three incompletions. He is a true coach of the game, and can call an offense and has a great IQ for a Sophomore.   He sliced through the defense to start the game in less than a minute for a score. Moye is the real deal, and he showcased his abilities, which include good accuracy, and arm talent.     The Brother of Bryce, [player_tooltip player_id='1278754' first='Braxton' last='Moye'] is one of the best underclassmen at the WR position. He made the game look easy last night with multiple catches and a touchdown.   Moye had an early touchdown on a pretty route. Throughout the game, he showed outstanding body control and good hands. He can reach his top speed fast, and is a guy I would fear as a DB.     Gumb Jr reminds me of Cam Skattebo. Gumb is a physical back, who has an outstanding IQ. He had multiple good runs throughout the game, and a touchdown in the first quarter.   He is the true definition of tough. He can take hits and bounce of defenders like it's nothing. The Lions RB, has a great IQ, also, and can evade tackles. He has good speed, and in open space is untouchable. He can block, and understands concepts well.     Paqualone, once told me he was one of the top WR's in this class. After watching him last night, I believe him. The 5'10" ATH, played on both sides of the field throughout the game, and had two touchdowns.   His speed is a major threat for opposing teams, as he is extremely elusive. Pasqualone, can lineup at RB as well, and looks like a true back, reaching his top speed quickly. He has outstanding route running, and his hands make every catch look easy.     Ustun was a player we saw have a major impact in Week 1 against CBA-Albany. His presence was felt throughout the game at WR, and he made multiple catches for the Lions.   Ustun displayed outstanding speed, and good route running. His hands made catches look smooth, and his footwork, and shows great energy on the sidelines.     Palazzola was feared by Fordham Prep. The Lions EDGE, had multiple tackles, and defensive stops throughout the first half.   His footwork, and burst of the line, were evident throughout the game. Palazzola, displayed great hand placement, and a good tool bag of moves to shed off blocks, I liked what I saw from the Senior Rusher, as he showcased elite pass rushing abilities throughoutt the game.     Savino is a wrecking ball. This EDGE, and DL, group the Lions have this season, might be among the best in the Catholic League.   Hand placement, footwork, and leverage, are what I noticed while watching Savino. His leverage, to bend around linemen, made him an immediate threat throughout the game. Footwork, and hand placement, were smooth, and allowed him to escape blocks.     The Offensive line for Monsignor Farrell played a great game. I can't recall if Moye was sacked. While the line did allow pressure, they allowed the offense to convert on six consecutive drives in the first half.   Della Ragione, was a guy who caught my eye. The Junior Linemen, is a big dude who moves like a WR. He has outstanding hands, and good placement. His leverage is evident, and he is an immovable force in protection.     Moving to the Fordham Prep sideline. While the score read 42-14, there was a lot to like from the playmakers on the opposing side of the field.   [player_tooltip player_id='1804757' first='Luke' last='McKay'], got going in the second half. The RB,ATH, was a physical runner, who has outstanding speed and can reach his top speed with ease. McKay is a name I like as an underdog, as he is a developmental prospect, with raw attributes     The 2026 Prospect, was a huge playmaker throughout the game. He can play on both sides of the field, and has outstanding size.   One of the top things about Cameron is his frame. His frame allows him to play multiple positions and impact the game in multiple ways. His vision and IQ, caught my attention, as he read the Farrell offense on multiple plays, and used his skillset to stop plays.     Sanchez had the biggest impact of the game for Fordham Prep. Sanchez Gabe the Lions secondary some work in the second half, and made multiple eye catching competitions.   The Senior WR, showcased elite footwork, making multiple catches in tight spaces along the sidelines. He has good hands, and body control that allowed him to make the catches with ease. After the catch he is a major threat, and can run for massive gains if not tackles immediately.

We were in attendance to watch Monsignor Farrell take on Fordham Prep. Let's breakdown some tape we saw during the game from both teams.