Prep Redzone Standouts: Offensive and Defensive Skill

The Prep Redzone Exposure Camp Series stopped at Kentucky at Elizabethtown Sports Park in Elizabethtown, Ky. on Saturday, 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 four standouts at the wide receiver and defensive backs positions.    Xavier Wooldridge is ranked as the state's No. 3-ranked prospect for good reason, and he proved he has the goods on Saturday at the Exposure Series camp. Wooldridge is still raw as a route runner, but his tall, lengthy frame and soft hands make him a top wideout. Woolridge has a wide catch radius, high-points the ball v. tight coverage effectively and can snatch the ball out of the air nicely. Holds one offer from EKU, but expect that list to grow considerably in the years ahead.     Class of 2027 defensive back Kahari Adams was a prospect from North Hardin who came ready to play. He was perhaps the best safety of the bunch and likely the one with the most potential to play at the next level. Tall, long limbed, and quick out of a backpedal, he stood out all day with his abilities in coverage as well as breaking on the ball during the tag drill. Takes good angles, times the ball well for pass breakups with his hands in coverage. Very good arm length and size, and is a very good under the radar prospect who could really pop at college camps. Had 17 total tackles and one interception last season.     Of all the safeties, Gavin Beecher may be the best of the bunch who competed on Saturday. In the tag drill, Beecher took great angles to the ball in tag drill, flashes very good use of hands in pass breakups and is very instinctive. Can square up and stay parallel without breaking contain.. Strong in coverage with very physical use of hands, great in phase v. taller receivers and has a very competitive attitude. Look for him to develop into a must-know name whose recruiting should take off during college camp season.     David McCoy stood out in the later part of the day with his strong hands and ability to high point the ball. He is deceptively quick, with good take-off at the LOS and great adjustment to the ball. McCoy flashes good speed after the catch and can be very shifty with the ball in his hands, making defenders miss and maximizing every catch for positive yards. Very good hands in traffic. Rising senior to keep an eye on.

The Prep Redzone Exposure Camp Series stopped at Kentucky at Elizabethtown Sports Park in Elizabethtown, Ky. on Saturday, 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 four standouts at the wide receiver and defensive backs positions.