PRZ NE Showcase: New York Offensive Notes V

The final of our North East Showcases took place in early February, and bolstered a whopping 140 athletes from across the North East, and even Canada. With many athletes missing our New York Showcase, we had a solid group of New York Playmakers ready to ball out in Danbury, CT. In this article, we will take a look at my notes on some offensive athletes, and their performance at our New England Showcase.   While NY has had their Stock Up Showcase, many other states still have showcases. If you want to attend, use this code LemerWinterPRZ, for a few dollars off your registration.    Want to stay updated with the latest news and articles from Prep Redzone NY? Follow me on Twitter <a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PrzCory</a> so you never miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Chambers is one of many young talented baks in the 2029 Class, and I saw him at both PRZ NE, and Pylon in February. The 2029 Stepinac playmaker has a bright future, and stands at 5'8" 185-Pounds, displays a solid and growing build for a RB.   In his first Prep Redzone Showcase, Chambers easily impressed me with his performance. The 2029 prospect clocked a 4.49-40 Yard Dash, which ranked 5th out of 140 prospects. His speed and footwork impressed me, and he is a player, who can easily make some noise in the Catholic League as a Sophomore.     Decicco is another 2029 prospect who made his first impression at Prep Redzone New England, and was also at Pylon this past weekend. he signed up as a TE, but played with the WR's, as this is his preferred position. He measured in 5'11" 160-Pounds, showcasing a good, and growing build for a prospect.   Decicco had solid combine numbers throughout the testing portion, and impressed me with his L-Drill, which clocked in at 7.35, and ranked 13th. Decicco, showcased elite footwork, which allowed him to make sharp cuts throughout the afternoon. I liked his hands, as he hauled in tough catches and made them look easy. Decicco is an elite fitter prospect in NY.     Fortin made his second Showcase appearance in New England and he once again proved why he will become one of the Top QB's in the 2028 class. Standing at 6'2" 180-Pounds, he has an outstanding frame for a QB.   Fortin once again had an impressive showcase, and while his L-Drill time does not show up, he clocked in the Top 15 for the other three drills, along with taking home an impressive broad jump with a 10'1". Fortin displayed an elite arm, with good footwork, and good accuracy. He was easily one of the Top QB's in Danbury in my opinion.     Pierre is one of the most talented QB's in the 2029 class. The holy Cross player will be suiting up at Erasmus Hall in the PSAL, where he can become a big time playmaker.   Pierre measured in at 6'2" 190-Pounds, and despite not competing in the testing portion due to injury, put together an impressive showcase. Pierre, showcased good mechanics, along with solid accuracy. he made some impressive throws, and threw some good balls throughout the day.

The final of our North East Showcases took place in early February, and bolstered a whopping 140 athletes from across the North East, and even Canada. With many athletes missing our New York Showcase, we had a solid group of New York Playmakers ready to ball out in Danbury, CT. In this article, we will take a look at my notes on some offensive athletes, and their performance at our New England Showcase.