Atlanta Georgia's "Who's Next" Exposure Camp: Position MVPs

This was one of the most talented groups of middle school talent that you can possibly think of at the "Who's Next" Exposure Camp in Atlanta Georgia this weekend. From the trenches to the skilled guys and to the quarterbacks, there was so much talent, and it was very exciting to see. Just to put into perspective of how awesome a Prep Redzone Exposure Camp is, I had D1 football college coaches tell me that this camp was "Top Notch" and that a great job was done! Everyone was spectacular and for the parents and spectators there, you could just tell they were all so entertained. The competing and the plays made were non-stop and amazing to see. Let's dig into some of the top performing athletes from Saturday!    Now listen, covering [player_tooltip player_id='1605503' first='Jordan' last='Jenkins'] from a far has been special, you can clearly tell he is a talented quarterback but seeing Jenkins in person was even better. I knew he was a big quarterback, but he was very noticeable in size and in the way he delivered the football to his targets. Jenkins is mechanically sound, he has an amazing release of the football with tons of velocity and the great things about it is, he knows when to turn it up and when to lay off certain throws. You can see his IQ and ability all the way around which proved to be one of many reasons why he performed so well at our "Who's Next" Exposure Camp this weekend and Jenkins showcased why he is NEXT!     [player_tooltip player_id='1658663' first='Amar'e' last='Johnson'] definitely put on display exactly what he is capable of as an athlete and as a running back. He came to Georgia ready to show and he did just that! He showcased an ability to be versatile and showcased an all-around style of play. He is a competitor and that is what you want as an athlete and at the running back position. He is the real deal and showcased why he was one of the position MVPs!     [player_tooltip player_id='1988424' first='Cruz' last='Ruff'] is a stud at the linebacker position and Ruff showcased why he was the standout within the linebackers group. Ruff has the ability to move side to side, and he shows a twitchy and explosive side that separates him from a lot of linebackers around. Ruff really showed why he was the MVP of linebackers this weekend, big showing for him!     Kendric Davis is a pure athlete! He is a guy who can really play at multiple spots and be a showstopper. Davis is a guy who simply dominated and stood out at the defensive line position group. Davis has tremendous length and speed that makes it difficult for offensive linemen to contain. His sheer ability to out muscle and out match with his quickness and length is unmatched and he showed why this Saturday in Atlanta!     One of the best of the best talents there was Jayden Vanhorn. Vanhorn came over from the state of Alabama and showed out in big ways in Atlanta for the Exposure Camp. Vanhorn was a complete problem for defensive backs in 1-on-1s making breathe taking catches back-to-back to back. Everyone was on notice when it came to Vanhorn. He was a force in the route running portion and getting open using his ability and his frame. He is certainly an all-around talent with amazing hands. He is a top notch athlete who is a problem for defenses at wide out. He was the MVP for the wide receiver group and there were a ton of amazing WRs in attendance who could have easily gotten this, but Vanhorn was on a consistent rate and another level!     [player_tooltip player_id='2153009' first='Jordan' last='Green'] is a terrific offensive and defensive linemen in the 2031 class. Green stood out tremendously at our Exposure Camp in Atlanta, Georgia. Green is someone I have been high on in Georgia's 2031 class and on Saturday Green showed he was a force not only with his size but his usage of his hands and feet against some really strong competition. He walked away with the offensive line MVP and for great reason, he was magnificent!     Kaeden Washington was making each and every wide receiver earn every step in their route Saturday in Atlanta. Washington was great using his hands, on his feet, flipping his hips and staying with wide outs while being able to knock balls down and create very difficult situations for the opponent to catch anything. He was consistent all day and had his work cut out for him due to the talented wide outs, but he stood out and won MVP of the defensive backs!

This was one of the most talented groups of middle school talent that you can possibly think of at the "Who's Next" Exposure Camp in Atlanta Georgia this weekend. From the trenches to the skilled guys and to the quarterbacks, there was so much talent, and it was very exciting to see. Just to put into perspective of how awesome a Prep Redzone Exposure Camp is, I had D1 football college coaches tell me that this camp was "Top Notch" and that a great job was done! Everyone was spectacular and for the parents and spectators there, you could just tell they were all so entertained. The competing and the plays made were non-stop and amazing to see. Let's dig into some of the top performing athletes from Saturday!