Instant Analysis: Prep Redzone Exposure Camp Standouts

The Prep Redzone Exposure Camp Series stopped at Kentucky at Elizabethtown Sports Park in Elizabethtown, Ky. today, and so many prospects from around the Bluegrass State came ready to compete. In all class years, more than 60 prospects signed up for the event to showcase their skills in front of our staff and college coaches in the region. Here are five standouts from the day.    [player_tooltip player_id='400864' first='Landen' last='Holley'] was arguably the best player at the camp, and the one with the most potential for the next level. Holley flashes the goods: he has a quick release, strong arm, and throws with excellent accuracy especially on the deep ball. He has a very quick release and good trigger, nad is exceptional when throwing on the move, hitting receivers in stride over the middle of the field. Love his athletic ability and on-field temperament. Recently transferring from Florida to Glasgow High School, he holds multiple Division I offers.     [player_tooltip player_id='2099033' first='Brad' last='Roaden'] really impressed me among the group of linebackers. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound prospect really is a strong all-around prospect for his position. Tall and long limbed prospect who can flip his hips, doesn't overpursue and stays square. Roaden displays good closing speed on the ball. He can set an edge well as a pass rusher, seal off the corner and force running backs into moments of indecision or allow his teammates to clean up the play. At the camp, where he really stood out was his skills in coverage, consistently breaking up passes and showing he can cover and carry deep routes. Roaden is also strong as a special team cover guy on kickoffs, a spot where he could contribute early at the college level.     [player_tooltip player_id='1688458' first='Jadis' last='Duncan'] is a solid defensive end who shined in one-on-ones with hsi quickness and athleticism. He has a very athletic 6-foot-4, 240-pound frame that lends itself to defensive end, although he has also played snaps at offensive tackle where he has proven to be a very physical mauler in the run game from his spot at OT. On defense he flashes a high motor, can set an edge, shed and wrap up. I love his effort on both sides of the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='1635810' first='Donovan' last='Gentry'] is a talented offensive lineman who flashes plenty of potential. He can be a mauler in the run game, playing at a low pad level and flashing ability to pin, pull, shoot through gaps and find defenders to block at the second level. Love his knee bend, hand placement and latch. At the camp, he was quick in the bag drills, flashes a strong lateral set and sustains blocks. Thin ankles with strong calves, has the foot speed to play somewhere at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='1200565' first='Evan' last='Butler'] was one of the better receivers on the day. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound slot receiver is a crafty route runner who can create on his own and work on his own in space. Strong burst off the line of scrimmage, good long speed to be a downfield vertical threat and does a great job of creating separation. Had a very acrobatic one-handed catch late during the one-on-one period. Keep an eye on his recruiting during college camps; very high academic prospect. Had 40 catches for 477 yards and four touchdowns in 2025.

The Prep Redzone Exposure Camp Series stopped at Kentucky at Elizabethtown Sports Park in Elizabethtown, Ky. today, and so many prospects from around the Bluegrass State came ready to compete. In all class years, more than 60 prospects signed up for the event to showcase their skills in front of our staff and college coaches in the region. Here are five standouts from the day.