Offensive MVPs of the Colorado Exposure Series

The Prep Redzone Exposure Series popped off in Colorado. We had so much great talent in attendance and it created a well fostered competitive environment. There was a handful of MVPs amongst the 90 + attendants. Let's dive into the analysis.    Coming from a baseball game, Jackson still wanted to come compete at the Exposure Series, and I'm glad he did! He thrived during throwing portions to the receivers. Jackson demonstrated a smooth release with a powerful arm to make a plethora of different throws asked. Smooth and controlled spiral. Jackson teamed up with Cherry Creek receivers on multiple occasions. This allowed both receiver and QB to shine showcasing how important familiarity is. He demonstrated his accuracy throughout. He showed off his controlled footwork as well. Jackson has very good ball placement leading the receiver to the ball. In contested situations, he'd throw the ball just above the receiver's head, allowing them to make a play on the ball. Even when he missed a couple, he stayed poised not being phased. Great performance on the day.     Gurley is a top Oklahoma QB who made the trip to Colorado to compete. He did not disappoint! Gurley demonstrated his athletic ability throughout the drills and took it to another level during competition. Gurley has controlled footwork with a smooth drop back. You can see the confidence as he throws. Very good flick of the wrist release with a powerful arm. Smooth, fluid, and tight spiral. Very good ball placement and accuracy throughout. He consistently made plays with his receivers. Throwing it in stride, or above for the contested catch. Gurley stayed patient with his reads finding the open man. Loved watching him play. He's a must know prospect and already garnering attention from P4 schools as a freshman.     Volpe showed out during this combine. He was 4th for the pro shuttle, 4th for the L-drill, and 3rd for the broad jump. He demonstrated his smooth and controlled footwork during drills and the competition. He uses his very good change of direction allowing him dynamic jump cuts to pivot around defenders and get free. Volpe showed his mixture of power and speed throughout individual and the competition. He showed off his catching ability as well. Good ball tracking and catching to pluck the ball out of the air. I'm very excited to see how he continues playing moving forward. He boosted his stock this camp!     Turner had a great performance not only in the drills but during competition as well. He showed off his burners being 4th amongst the 40-yard time, and 6th in the broad jump. Turner showed off his very good speed and balance throughout INDY and the competition. Quick feet to make defenders miss to get open. Turner used dynamic jump cuts to create space between himself and the defender. Great job catching the ball, extending his arms to pluck the ball out of the air. He gave it his all during the competition and was attentive during the INDY period. Keep an eye on Turner has he boosted his stock this camp!     Braddock was on fire throughout the event. He used his rare mixture of size and speed to be headache for opposing defenders all camp long. Braddock has very good release against both off coverage and the press jam. Uses his quick feet to gain the upper hand. Very good separation quickness. Braddock excels at contested catches. He'd propel himself using his jumping and pluck the ball out of the air. Large catch radius. He was a mismatch against the DBs. Good route running. Very good ball tracking and catching. Very good ball adjustment and body control. He can contort his body to make the catch, and keep both feet in on sideline grabs. He's a must know prospect and showed why during this event.     Autry has continued to impress whether at Mile High Prep or the Prep Redzone events over the off-season. He was 5th amongst all players for the 40-yard dash, and 13th in broad jump. Autry stood out throughout the camp. He used his very good speed and acceleration to gain the upper hand on DBs. Good release paired with very good separation quickness. Gains separation due to his speed and quick feet. Autry showed out making some impressive catches. Very good ball tracking, ball adjustment, with good catching. He'll extend his arms out in front of him and make the big catch. The DBs were scrappy all event long, but that didn't stop Autry from gaining separation or creating big plays when fighting through contact. He's a rising prospect to know amongst Colorado receivers.     McChesney dominated during the competition. The trenches were full of top tier players. McChesney rose above and dominated during both the individual period and during the competition period. He maintains his low pad level due to his flexibility and very good knee bend. Very controlled footwork. Very good body control and balance. Great snap to block speed. He has very good initial quickness out of his stance. Uses his very good hand speed to lock onto the defender. Elite hand placement, very good hand strength, and strength. He controlled his opponents at will. Neutralizing pass rush moves with his technique. He has a stout anchor and at points would not be moved. McChesney showed how competitive he is throughout the drills. Giving maximum effort and wanting multiple reps. I was ecstatic to see how he dominated during the competition. Watch out for Nick McChesney.     Myers killed it throughout drills, competition, and individual providing further proof of how great of a player he is. Myers has a very good knee bend and flexibility. He's a mauler who can move. Very good initial quickness out of his stance with very good hand speed. Locks onto the defender not letting go with his elite hand strength. Maintains a low pad level throughout. Very good body control and balance. Very good strength and hand placement. He locked on and controlled his opponent with easy. Very good footwork. Controlled and concise. Myers did a phenomenal job combatting the pass rush moves with his technique. He consistently gave it his all throughout the drills and wanted more reps. Dominated whoever was in front of him, and played with a chip on his shoulder. I was thoroughly impressed with his performance and I'm excited to see more!

The Prep Redzone Exposure Series popped off in Colorado. We had so much great talent in attendance and it created a well fostered competitive environment. There was a handful of MVPs amongst the 90 + attendants. Let's dive into the analysis.