Who's Next Exposure Camp: DFW Position MVPs

PRep Redzone took over Crowley, Texas hosting the Who's Next Exposure Camp: DFW, bringing together top talent from the DFW area, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and surrounding cities. Athletes came ready to compete, showcase their skills, and earn exposure in front of elite coaches and evaluators. We're proud to spotlight our Position MVPs, recognizing the standouts who separated themselves and made their mark at each position.    Jefferson a 6'0 135 QB from Burleson showed great poised and accuracy all day. He threw a tight spiral with velocity, driving the ball on a rope and fitting it into tight windows with confidence and control. His corners throws dropped in the 18-22 yard range consistency and understood the principle of throwing his WR's open. Kobie shows polished QB drops with quick, efficient footwork. He stays balanced through his base, hits the top of his drop on time, and smoothly transitions into his throwing motion. With a 4.74-second 40-yard dash this weekend, Kobie solidified himself as a true dual-threat quarterback, showcasing his ability to make plays with both his arm and his legs.     Jeremiah made the trip from Louisiana and made it count. Jeremiah's quick feet and burst out of his cuts as a running back were impressive, allowing him to create separation and maximize every rep. He displayed strong hands out of the backfield, consistently catching passes and securing the ball after the catch. He truly executed the Option/T Route out the backfield. I can see him being a versatile in a spread offense as a RB/Slot causing matchup problems with linebackers in the future to come     At 5'10, Debose has the athletic ability to impact the game of football as a slot outside wide receiver.With a 9'1" broad jump and the ability to high-point the ball, he tracks passes in the air and secures catches at the highest point with confidence, showcasing his explosiveness and playmaking ability. He understands how to create leverage with his routes, using angles and body positioning to gain separation and make defenders work for every inch. All day he showed that if the football was anywhere in the air or within reach, he was going to attack it and make the play, tracking the ball and securing the catch with confidence.     Will displayed smooth feet, exceptional body control, and strong hand placement, allowing him to stay balanced, sustain blocks, and adjust quickly to defenders in one on one competition. He showed good knee bend and core strength, allowing him to generate power. He had a solid initial punch, allowing him to control blockers off the line,and disrupt the point of attack. Overall, he plays with technique, awareness, and physicality, making him a reliable force on the offensive line.     King knew how to sit on his throne this weekend in Crowley, Texas. He displayed a lethal combination of speed, power, and explosion, making plays all over the field. His ball get-off was quick and decisive, allowing him to hit holes fast, attack the line, and turn small creases into big gains. King has a great understanding of how to use his hands, effectively disengaging blockers, setting the edge, and creating pressure in the backfield.     Chase was one of the most consistent linebackers at the event. Chase displayed great closing sped during one-on-one. He showed good feet, lateral quickness, and the ability to cover in space. His 8'5 broad jump reveals that Chase has the ability to be a very explosive player. He shown his ability to quickly read and react to the run during drill work. Chase has a wide wing span and frame for great upsize. H     Dankiea was a force to be reckoned with, displaying speed, quickness, physicality, and awareness throughout the day. He was physical at the line of scrimmage with fluid hips and stayed in phase on every rep. When playing off coverage, Dankiea worked in and out of his breaks smoothly, closing on routes, adjusting to the quarterback's timing, and making plays on the ball. He tracked the ball in the air and displayed reliable hands, making contested interceiptio nand pass break. His versatility can allow him to play a Nickle or Free Safety.

PRep Redzone took over Crowley, Texas hosting the Who's Next Exposure Camp: DFW, bringing together top talent from the DFW area, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and surrounding cities. Athletes came ready to compete, showcase their skills, and earn exposure in front of elite coaches and evaluators. We're proud to spotlight our Position MVPs, recognizing the standouts who separated themselves and made their mark at each position.