Bruising and Dominant: Six Zero Academy Prospect Analysis

I had the pleasure of being invited down to watch the Six Zero Academy's workouts in person by Coach Matt McChesney (Founder and Coach). The Six Zero Academy has been consistently producing and refining talent that goes onto play college football. Including standout OT Trey Zuhn from Texas A & M, who will be in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. I was very impressed with how prospects will travel across Colorado to make the 5 AM workout. Whether it's Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, these kids are investing in their future and building life long skills. Mind you, this is happening all before school. It just shows the immense drive and passion these young men have. Let's dive into part one of my analysis!    Camping has prototypical size for a tight end. He measures in at 6'5 220-pounds. Last season, he had 40 receptions for 391 yards and 2 touchdowns. I've consistently said he's a baller, and I'm glad to see the colleges are as well. Earning himself 14 Division 1 offers! On film, his polished route running ability stands out, as well as his very good athletic ability. Beats defenders at the line of scrimmage and consistently finds ways to get open. Very good catching with his suction hands. Camping has developed even more as a blocker under Coach Matt McChesney. He has very good strength, elite hand strength, and very good hand placement to consistently dominate his opponent in front of him. He has very good knee bend and flexibility as well. Very good initial quickness out of his stance. Does a great job at blocking from the 1st to 2nd level as well. Camping is a dominant prospect and continues to solidify himself as the #1 TE in the box. From blocking to catching, he's the real deal and colleges see it too.     West is a behemoth and he's only in 8th grade. He measures in at 6'6 300-pounds and will be playing for Fairview in the fall. West has very good initial quickness out of his stance paired with good hand speed. His footwork really stood out to me, with how controlled and deliberate his movements were. West has very good strength, hand placement, and hand strength. He was locking out and controlling his opponents at will throughout the session. I believe he was the youngest one there as well. It's very impressive to see him go toe-to-toe with upper classman and dominate. Did a good job with getting a low pad level with his good knee bend and flexibility. Very good anchor with his balance and body control. In my eyes, he's already a top 2030 prospect and his size is very rare for his age. As he continues his development, watch out for him to be a top name on the college circuit in a couple of years' time.     Myers just earned himself his first Division 1 offer coming from Oregon State University. Measures in at 6'5 295-pounds, he's a versatile prospect playing guard or center. Myers has very good footwork and foot quickness. Very good initial quickness out of his stance. He uses his very good knee bend and flexibility to maintain a low pad level and out leverage the defender. Very good hand speed. Myers is a very strong prospect, getting very good grades in hand placement, strength, and elite hand strength. On film and in person, he consistently controls and steers his opponent at will. Resulting in creating more time in the pocket, or lanes for his back. Myers has a strong base with very good body control and balance. He anchors down, and does a great job combatting pass rush moves. Very good competitive toughness as well, consistently playing through the whistles. He's got so much potential, and I can't wait to see him achieve it !     McChesney's recovering just fine from his injury, being a dominant force all throughout the morning session which I loved to see. He's another versatile lineman, who can play any position on the line. He measures in at 6'3 285-pounds. He has very good initial quickness out of his stance, paired with very good hand speed. This allows him to attack the DL first. McChesney maintains a low pad level to due his very good knee bend and flexibility. Very good foot quickness and footwork. McChesney has elite hand placement, very good strength, and hand strength. Controls and steers his opponent with ease. Neutralizes pass rush moves with great technique. Very good anchor paired with very good body control and balance. It takes a lot to knock him off his feet. Another aspect of his game is his elite competitive toughness. He consistently wanted reps and gave maximum effort each time. I'm ecstatic to see how he does this upcoming season, he has P4 potential in my eyes. It's just a matter of time until colleges realize that as well.     Moon is currently holding 1 Power 4 offer from Syracuse. He consistently showed out during the session. Moon measures in at 6'3 315-pounds and is another versatile interior lineman. Moon explodes out of his stance with very good initial quickness and hand speed to engage the DL first. Moon manages a good knee bend and flexibility to maintain a low pad level. Very good foot quickness and footwork to match his opponent. He has elite strength with very good hand placement and hand strength. Locks out his opponent and controls them easily, and on film it creates running lanes or extra time in the pocket for his QB. He has a stout anchor as well, using his balance and body control making him immovable. On film, he has good acceleration and speed to reach the 2nd level blocks and get out on the perimeter. Moon is a great young lineman with a ton of talent, and another premier talent in the class of 2028.

I had the pleasure of being invited down to watch the Six Zero Academy's workouts in person by Coach Matt McChesney (Founder and Coach). The Six Zero Academy has been consistently producing and refining talent that goes onto play college football. Including standout OT Trey Zuhn from Texas A & M, who will be in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. I was very impressed with how prospects will travel across Colorado to make the 5 AM workout. Whether it's Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, these kids are investing in their future and building life long skills. Mind you, this is happening all before school. It just shows the immense drive and passion these young men have. Let's dive into part one of my analysis!