MY Warwick 2025 Season MVPs

Brady was, in my opinion, the best quarterback at our Warwick event. The best word to describe him as a player is effortless. He makes everything look effortless. He's got calm feet and he's relaxed throwing the ball. He had the best velocity at the event and it comes so easily and naturally. Throws a catchable ball, consistent with accuracy. Coaches at the event mentioned his performance unprompted to me as well. He was dealing all day. And then you get to his size. He's 6'4 225, he's a '28 that already has D1 size. The sky is the limit for this young man, I'm really looking forward to following his career.     J'Shon is my pick for receiver MVP at the event. He was one of the best testers of the day (4.51 40, 9'4 broad) and looked pretty filled out physically at 160. He was unguardable all day. He's twitched up, moves sharp in and out of breaks, natural hands. He's a bit on the smaller side at 5'9 but he's only a '28 so he's got some time to grow. It's hard not to get excited about easy separation. It's one of the biggest indicators of success at the next level, along with testing, and J'Shon nailed both. I think he projects as an inside receiver at the next level that can give you some juice on special teams.     I thought that Darren was the best DB at the Warwick event. He looks like he's been playing DB for 20 years. Moves laterally super well, looks incredibly smooth and comfortable in coverage and backpedaling, plays through the ball. He's aggressive, not afraid to get his nose dirty. He might have taken the most reps of anyone at the camp, and looked like the same guy on the last rep as the first rep. His physicality and movement in coverage is beyond his years. He also jumped an 8'8 broad as a '28 which is awesome. He's gonna be an awesome player for a long time.     Bordeaux is a large and imposing human being. We've got him listed at 5'9, 160 here but he's much bigger than that. The roster for the event says 5'10, 180 but I'd wager he's even bigger. He is a rocked up, powerful back that is explosive in and out of breaks. Tree trunks for legs and he jumped a 9'3 broad. As a '28! He flashed in the receiving game and he had surprising twitch for a guy his size. He can do it all, he's big enough to get you 2 yards when you need it, but can also get freaky in space for big games. It's bene tough for him to shine playing behind future P4 runningback [player_tooltip player_id='425629' first='Xavier' last='Bala'], but when Bordeaux gets the keys to an offense-look out.     It was hard to pick an MVP for D Line as I thought a lot of them played really well, but Leiam was the most productive of the group. He can beat you a bunch of different ways and had multiple tools in the toolbag. It's rare to find a guy at the high school level that's comfortable breaking out multiple pass rushing moves. He's got fast and powerful hands, and was able to physically move a bunch of really good offensive lineman. I think he projects more inside at the next level. Looking forward to following his journey.     Jireh was the clear best offensive lineman at the event, in my opinion. For starters, his size is nuts. 6'4 310, he is a physically imposing human being. He plays with elite pad level, something college coaches are real sticklers for. Defensive lineman could not move him all day. He was solid and couldn't be moved off his spot. He was also able to get his hands on defensive lineman and control the rep. He's just a powerful kid. Going to make an offensive lineman coach really happy at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='2079587' first='Brayden' last='Wood'] is my youngest MVP of the day, being a class of '29 linebacker. I was super impressed with his physicality and aggressiveness and thought he was great in coverage, and moved around super well in indys. There were multiple runningbacks who were savvy route runners and he was able to hang with them. He's filled out and moves well at 210. Great athlete. When he grows a bit and gets a bit taller he's going to be even more effective in coverage.