5 Premium 2028 Prospects to Put on College Radars

We have our Prep Redzone Exposure Series happening on April 25th! It's a great way to get measurables and live evaluations from Prep Redzone scouts. Use my code MattTate10 at checkout for a discount. <a href="https://events.prepredzone.com/e/2207/register/exposure-series-colorado">Click here to register!</a>   In today's article I will be diving into 5 premium prospects to put on college radars. I believe all 5 of these players have next level potential ranging from D1-D2. Let's dive into it.    Garey is a top tier corner in the 2028 class. He measures in at 5'10 170-pounds accounting for 50 total tackles (34 solo, 16 assisted), 5.5 TFL, 3 INT (1 returned for a TD), 3 PD, and 1 FF. Garey has very good athletic ability due to elite acceleration, very good change of direction, speed, and jumping. Very good read and reaction ability. He's an instinctive player. Smooth and controlled back pedal with a shifty torso to match receivers. Very good at jamming the WR at the LOS. Keeps receiver on the line as long as possible. Very good zone coverage and man coverage. Garey gives the receiver little to no separation. He uses his very good timing and closing quickness to create pass deflections. Garey is also a stout tackler. His aggression and physicality show as he rips the ballcarrier to the ground with ease. Garey is a must know product for colleges to look at. I believe he's a P4 prospect.     Weeks measures in at 6'2 170-pounds. Last season, he went 100/173 for 1662 yards, 57.8% completion rate, 22 TDS, 4 INT, with 4 rushing touchdowns. Weeks has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, balance, good change of direction, and speed. Weeks does a great job in the pocket. Very good pocket presence and mobility. He uses his shifty feet to maneuver around and miss tackles. Weeks has very good throw power with a fluid release. He has good touch on his throws. Very good ball placement skills. Does a great job leading the receiver with his pass allowing the receiver to get to maximum speed before the catch. Good progression speed and good under pressure. Weeks has a very good throw on the run ability as well. Shown ability to maintain accuracy on off-platform throws. Keep an eye on him as he continues to boost his stock this off-season.     Ingalls was a one of the top tacklers amongst Colorado last season. He measures in at 6'1 210-pounds. He accounted for 117 total tackles (48 solo, 69 assisted), 6.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks, with 3 PDs. Ingalls has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, lateral quickness, speed, and good jumping. Ingalls has very good read and reaction speed. He diagnoses what he sees and attacks. Very good range. He has very good tackling. Uses his physicality and strength to stop ball carriers in their tracks. He's a productive blitzer Keen desire for contact. as well. Explosive take off speed. Good strength at the point of attack to move OL around to get into the backfield. Ingalls has the athletic ability to cover tight ends out in space and make an impact in the passing game. Phenomenal linebacker continuing to elevate his game.     Gillespie is developing into a top tier offensive lineman from the 2028 class. He measures in at 6'2 290-pounds. He plays tackle for Cherokee Trail; however, I believe with his skill set he can play throughout the line. Gillespie has very good initial quickness out of his stance paired with very good hand speed to engage the defender first. Maintains a good knee bend to achieve a low pad level paired with very good balance and body control. He has very good strength, hand strength, and hand placement to consistently control and steer the defender at will. Very good foot quickness. Gillespie has a stout anchor not getting moved easily. Uses his hands to combat pass rush techniques and lock them out. Very good run blocking. He does a great job pull blocking and blocking out in space. You can see the fire and physicality that he plays with on each rep. He's earned himself an offer from Coastal Carolina with more coming on the way!     Williams is another bruising linebacker on this list. He measures in at 6'0 200-pounds accounting for 95 total tackles (64 solo, 31 assisted), 9 TFL, 6.5 sacks, 1 INT, 1 PD, and 4 FF. He has good athletic ability due to very good lateral quickness, change of direction speed, good acceleration, and jumping, Williams uses his very good read and reaction speed to put himself in position to succeed. Very good range from sideline to sideline. Williams has shown to be a productive blitzer. Uses his explosive take off speed and bull rush to get underneath the OL and into the backfield. Great job at stuff gaps. Good get off with very good block shedding skills. Williams has very good tackling. Uses his strength and speed to stop defenders. Look for Williams to continue to boost his stock this off-season. He has a lot of potential.

We have our Prep Redzone Exposure Series happening on April 25th! It's a great way to get measurables and live evaluations from Prep Redzone scouts. Use my code MattTate10 at checkout for a discount. Click here to register!