Players That Pack a Punch

Stout Prospects From the Rocky Mountain State    Anijah-Brian Garner is a quick nose tackle - showing great short area quickness. At the POA, Garner man-handles OL when left 1on1 in the run game, easily disposing them and making the tackle. He has the strength to hang in double teams and punishes bad dbl teams splitting them like swiss cheese. He shows some good hips and stiffs out screens very well. Garner was a stout DT in the center of this Wellington state champion team. He finished his JR year with 43 TKLs, 7 TFLs, 4.5 sacks and 8 hurries.     After seeing young FR [player_tooltip player_id='1367310' first='Kashus' last='Clarvoe'] pick up early offers from the hometown Colorado St Rams and Fresno St Bulldogs I had to give his tape a watch. Off the bat, Clarvoe has 1,815 rushing yards - definitely a mark that stands out as a True FR! Clarvoe has tremendous feet, showing jump cuts and ability to keep his shoulders square behind his lineman. He has next level burst, but incredible patience to pair with it, doing a great job setting up blocks and following pulling OL through holes. Credit to his OL as they consistently create displacement (especially on the interior) to allow Clarvoe gaps to exploit. He can make people miss in the open field and make cuts without losing speed. And talk about speed, he has the home-run speed to take it the distance and out race safeties and CBs to the endzone with yards to spare. Clarvoe also shows the ability to make plays in the passing game and run vertical routes where he will high point the ball and has good ball tracking skills. There's so much more that could be said about Clarvoe, but I'll let his incoming offer speak for themselves. With 3 more years left, Clarvoe is quickly becoming a top recruit in CO and will be in-demand coast-to-coast from P4 schools.     Junyoung Kwon had a good FR season on JV for Cherokee Trail Hs mainly playing at the 3T position. He does a good job fighting in double teams and holding his gap - giving the knee and snapping back into his gap for the tackle. Kwon is relentless in pursuit, consistently chasing ball carriers downfield. Kwon uses his hands well in the run and pass game showing a strong strike against opponents.     [player_tooltip player_id='2077383' first='Cohen' last='Saunders'] has a high hipped, lanky frame at 6'1 207(Verified). He uses his length well with multiple batted passes, as well as keeping his chest clean in both the run and pass game and controlling OL at his will. Saunders doesn't shy away from double teams and fights to maintain his gap furiously, showing his gap discipline. Shows a good get off and has speed to chase down ball carriers. After a strong showing at the Stock Up Showcase (detailed <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/12/trench-warfare-dl-who-dominated-at-the-stock-up-showcase/">HERE</a>) as a CO-MVP, Saunders is aligned for a big SR campaign.     [player_tooltip player_id='1330937' first='Teagan' last='Greiman'] was a tackling machine for the State Champion Wellington Eagles finishing the campaign with a team leading 83 TKLs, 9 TFLs, 2 INTs, 3 PBUs, and a sack. Greiman has a well-built frame and plays a box heavy role like an OLB or box safety, doing a great job setting the edge on runs and equally well in zone coverage manning the curl/flat window. In zone coverage he has a great feel for new threats, getting downhill in a hurry and making sure tackles in open space. Greiman has proven to be a big time player, stepping up with multiple forced turnovers in the championship game.

Stout Prospects From the Rocky Mountain State