The PRZ Philly Report: Names That Emerged, Names That Dominated

Wingmen 18U   QB Performance - Ranked as the second best QB performance throughout the entire 18U bracket. Great to see SJP 2028 QB [player_tooltip player_id='1296144' first='Maxwell' last='Rogers'] this locked in. I'm sure the St. Joe's coaching staff has seen him work at this level several times, yet a first for me, depsite Rogers attending our most recent PRZ PA Combine and performing well. Several highlight throws can be seen with Rogers on the giving end below. Would have been named the Top QB performer had the Wingmen won their final bout against Team Black Ops. I'd always take a QB 7v7 performance with a grain of salt, yet again, seeing Rogers operate sets without a hitch was encouraging, especially considering a re-ranking of 2028 PA prospects is looming. Accurate when attempting short/intermediate throws. Sets are so drilled into his mental, he was arguably the best anticipator present, thanks to the SJP passing game coaching staff. Love what I saw out of Rogers this past weekend.   Stock Riser - [player_tooltip player_id='987756' first='Abdul' last='Burgess'] is my choice here. Not my first time watching Burgess perform, yet with each passing occurrence, I'm more inclined to rank him ahead of several 2028 WR/ATHs in Philadelphia. I expected greatness out of Wilson, Harrison, and Frisbey, yet what I saw out of Burgess solidified his stock with me. He'll see a jump in ranking that will better reflect his recruiting potential.   New Names - I do a solid job keeping up with new talent out of Prep as each off-season passes by. One name that has escaped me is [player_tooltip player_id='1365166' first='Ameen' last='Williams'], a 5'8, 175 pound back who plays baseball and runs track. Although he wasn't named a Top Performer, i'll be sure to get his profile up and running now that I've seen him work beside other talented Prep prospects. Jacoby Martin is another new name for me. A 2029 who is going to fly up our boards, received early attention via Syracuse last Summer, posted a 10.8 100M time, could combo as a WR/DB.   Overall Top Performers - Hard to not name [player_tooltip player_id='1089718' first='Jett' last='Harrison'] overall tournament MVP. Several highlight catches, he's looking more cut-up each time I see him up close. Currently ranked the #1 2028 in all of Pennsylvania, tough to see that changing, especially after watching him dominate competition this past weekend. Separating without breaking a sweat, hands that can catch away from his body, an elevator when he has to get up for 50/50 balls. He's quickly checking off several boxes when comparing him to some of the best wideout prospects PA has seen in the last 10 years. [player_tooltip player_id='697893' first='Jake' last='Wilson'] impressed, as did [player_tooltip player_id='415073' first='Masiia' last='Acrey'], who was named a Top Ten overall tournament performer by myself. Harrison and Acrey were, in my opinion, the two pillars on either side of the ball that helped lift SJP through a loaded 18U bracket.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2044073695254090202?s=20 </div></figure>   R City 18U   QB Performance - R-City deployed [player_tooltip player_id='1264836' first='Jahmil' last='Hawkins'] for most of the event, with Navy commit [player_tooltip player_id='510788' first='Cannon' last='Benzio'] being at Elite 11 for half of the weekend. Benzio would attend and throw for R-City, splitting time with Hawkins throughout bracket play on Sunday. That being said, Hawkins was locked in through the entirety of our event. Comparing his performance to SJP's [player_tooltip player_id='1296144' first='Maxwell' last='Rogers'], I'm actually a bit more impressed with Hawkins overall. Two reasons for that statement; the first being expectations set prior to this event, the second being the lack of mistakes coming from Hawkins. Out of all the QBs present, Hawkins seemed most poised and confident. The lack of mistakes as I listened to Roman coaches guide Hawkins through progressions stood out to me more than anything. I'm not in the know on what Hawkins reads/progressions are of course, yet seeing him work through sets with relative ease meant something to me. Had R-City beaten Rogers' Wingmen, I'd likely rank Hawkins one spot higher. Regardless of rankings, all of that aside, I came away impressed with Hawkins overall. You can see several highlight throws below.   Stock Riser - In terms of ranking boost, the choice here is easy. [player_tooltip player_id='1261145' first='Shane' last='Hubert'], a 2028 WR/DB who was already going to rank well among his peers, is going to fly up my board after watching him work at wideout in this one. Impressive enough to land him inside our Top Ten 18U skill player performances throughout the entirety of the weekend. Any coaches reading this want a first-hand look, check the video below. A glider at his size, Hubert came down with some of the more difficult 50/50 balls, I'd say with confidence that Hubert came down with more jaw-dropping catches than anyone present at our event. Hubert's ranking is going to elevate drastically.   New Names - [player_tooltip player_id='1877679' first='Sabir' last='Dawson'] is the name that sticks out as far as unknowns. A fault of mine for not keeping up with a 2028 DB who caught three interceptions as a sophomore last Fall. I'm way too low on this young man, watching he and this defense work all weekend long, Dawson's name will no longer fly under radar moving forward.   Overall Top Performers - [player_tooltip player_id='913880' first='Eisa' last='Nealy'] was named PRZ PA 7v7 tournament MVP. No player present held a candle to his two-way prowess. I, of course, am aware of Nealy's recruiting status and national ranking. I was aware of his two-way capabilities too, following him for as long as I have. Watching him lead on both sides of the ball, bring palpable energy with each passing rep, record highlight touchdowns and interceptions alike, Nealy was the ultimate weapon in R-City's arsenal. Nealy has bigger things on the horizon, as the 2027 Top 30 PRZ PA prospect recently committed to James Madison University. I can't talk Top Performers without mentioning the top ranked 2029 prospect in all of Pennsylvania. Speaking of DB [player_tooltip player_id='1720783' first='Coron' last='Russell Jr.'] I fully expected names like Hudson, and Beyah to stand out on defense, along with Nealy. I wasn't sure what to expect out of Russell Jr., considering the lack of exposure to his game. More than any stat or highlight play, watching him move in open space at a whopping 6'3, 205 pounds, watching him play passing zones and close on windows at his size further validates all the hype surrounding his name and game. Obviously, Russell's freshman tape is what moves the needle, yet seeing him work in person and dominate for R-City, it left a lasting impression to say the least. Excited to see him again this off-season.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2043660154864873722?s=20 </div></figure>   Philly's Finest 18U   QB Performance - Both [player_tooltip player_id='1083270' first='Garrett' last='McCracken'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1624048' first='Josiah' last='Everett'] were named Top Ten 18U QB performers in their own right. Great watching both McCracken (PF Oramge) & Everett (PF Black) in their element, dishing the rock with confidence and poise much like I've grown accustomed to seeing for years on end. Both Philly's Finest 18U programs got relatively far during Bracket play this past Sunday. A few timely plays toward the end of games, had they gone differently, there's a chance McCracken or Everett's teams reach the final on either side of their bracket. Talking QBs, I want to take the time to speak about Malvern Prep's [player_tooltip player_id='1715288' first='Deon' last='Gibson']. The 2028 passer would come in for relief of Everett on PF 18U Black, sharing time with Everett. Although I liked Everett and McCracken a bit more, I seriously considered Gibson for Top Ten nomination as well. Gibson isn't a complete unknown to me, yet relatively speaking, I felt as if I didn't know as much as I'd like surrounding the 2028 QB going into the event. Watching him work for two days, 40+ throws, I feel comfortable ranking him after pairing said performance beside tape from the past. Great performance from all three QBs present.   Stock Riser - As mentioned above, [player_tooltip player_id='1715288' first='Deon' last='Gibson'] is an easy candidate for the stock riser section of this piece. Other names that elevated their stock include [player_tooltip player_id='2172290' first='Cameron' last='Jones'], [player_tooltip player_id='1869885' first='John' last='Cobbold'], [player_tooltip player_id='2162156' first='Kenneth' last='Stokes'], [player_tooltip player_id='2070594' first='Ryan' last='Lewis'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1370588' first='Simon' last='Horta']. This is a 7v7 program filled with prospects that I'm familiar with, so it's tough to name prospects who out-perform what I've seen in the past. Yet I'd single out [player_tooltip player_id='1894118' first='Kristian' last='Athill'] as well as the others mentioned above. Jones and Cobbold each had a few splash plays, with a Jones interception I've yet to release on Twitter. [player_tooltip player_id='1370588' first='Simon' last='Horta'] looked the best I've ever seen him in shorts and a t-shirt. [player_tooltip player_id='2070594' first='Ryan' last='Lewis']'s name I was familiar with, not his game, he also caught an interception that I have yet to post. All names mentioned in this section out performed their current ranking.   New Names - Coach Tobias Darden approached me with two new prospects, told me they were names to watch both during the event and after. His note was spot on. West Catholic's [player_tooltip player_id='2170257' first='Taahir' last='Spratley'] and [player_tooltip player_id='2161719' first='Malik' last='Jennings']. Both are two completely new names on my radar, and each performed well enough to earn Top Performer honors, with several highlight plays under each of the 2028's belts. Spratley caught several interceptions, three if I'm not mistaken, all of which I still need to post. Jennings was the name on PF Black that continued to catch footballs, whose name eluded me until I was introduced to him early Saturday morning. Both have fantastic size for their positions, with Spratley coming in at 6'1, 160 pounds, and Jennings at 6'1, 175 pounds. These two are legitimate missing on my ends, excited to get both of them on the 2028 rankings, an update is looming.   Overall Top Performers - Wanted to highlight Bishop Eustace DB/ATH [player_tooltip player_id='2165926' first='Delano' last='Mann'] here. [player_tooltip player_id='953130' first='Joalex' last='Carbajal'] dominated competition again, yet if I'm being honest, that's to be expected. [player_tooltip player_id='2165926' first='Delano' last='Mann'] was on the short list of my favorite defenders watched all event long. I even considered him for the Top Ten overall skill player performance list. Had PF went further into the tournament, this DB out of Pennsauken, NJ, would have likely made the list. He and Carbajal were dominant looking back at video I recorded.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2043780046637219925?s=20 </div></figure>   Harm Elite   QB Performance - Liked what I saw out of AJ Starling, the 2028 6'3, 185 pound Dover High QB. I'll speak on him at a later date. I'll use this space to talk about [player_tooltip player_id='2172958' first='Shane' last='Salley'], a 2028 QB who was formerly at Neumann-Goretti, now at Simon Gratz with former Head Coach Al Crosby. 6'1, 205, big frame. I am accustomed to seeing Salley work with the 215 Playmakers, this event had him dawning a Harm Elite jersey. Same result, you see the potential Salley is brimming with when watching him up close in a setting like this. Lively arm, easy torque behind throws, Thick build suitable for pocket play. He looked a bit taller since the last time I saw him, a bit more comfortable and confident I might add, both are key observations when evaluating QBs in person. Named a Top Ten QB performer, Starling was near the Top Ten on my list as well, just didn't make the cut. Harm Elite had two good ones going, a big reason why they made it far during Bracket play Sunday.   Stock Riser - Easy choice here. This goes to [player_tooltip player_id='2172280' first='Nehemiah' last='Coston']. Not only is he blowing up on the recruiting scene (more to come I might add), Coston was tearing through defenses left and right. Named a Top Ten 18U skill player performer, Coston was easily one of the hardest match-ups for DBs and LBs alike. One of the best separators all weekend. 5'9, 175 pounds. I saw Coston in person last Fall in a game down the shore in which he was equally dominant. As far as rankings go, Coston is going to fly up our 2028 rankings, excited to show his growth. This performance will certainly help his cause. Currently at Simon Gratz HS.   New Names - none   Overall Top Performers - I didn't get the best handle on the Harm Elite supporting cast outside of Coston and Simon Gratz 6'2, 180 pound DB/ATH [player_tooltip player_id='987751' first='Synceer' last='Lacourt']. Like Salley, Lacourt was a former Neumann-Goretti prospect I had become familiar with. Was able to get my eye on a few great reps out of Lacourt. Good to see him still thriving and working. He should be considered a stock riser as well. Excited to update he and Coston's ranking in a couple of weeks.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2044095484843741649?s=20 </div></figure>   SWAG 7V7   QB Performance - I saw [player_tooltip player_id='2164554' first='Kaden' last='Pickersgill'] and [player_tooltip player_id='2172369' first='Mohammad' last='Dar Issa'] extensively this past weekend. Modestly impressed with both. Its a huge oversight on my part that I don't have Pickersgill on our 2027 rankings update. He's a new name for me, somehow he slipped through the cracks during the District 1 scouting process. I'm not positive on whether or not the third, and arguably best QB for SWAG was/is Jaylen Andrews. I can't find much on socials, so I'm not positive, he was impressive in his own right, but until I know further about him, i'll hold off on an evaluation. Pickersgill and Dar Issa were each named Top Performers, were each in full command of their huddles. I saw [player_tooltip player_id='1180686' first='Mekhi' last='Graham'] come to life with Pickersgill throwing him the rock as opposed to others. Pickersgill is a 6'0, 185 pound 2027 QB out of Spring-Ford, boasting a 3.5 GPA. [player_tooltip player_id='2172369' first='Mohammad' last='Dar Issa'] played 15U ball, so I only saw him about an hour early Saturday morning. He left a lasting impression. Dar Issa is a 2029 6'2 QB who is currently on North Penn's roster. Excited to learn more about him in the future and possibly attend a game of his in the future.   Stock Riser - [player_tooltip player_id='1624096' first='Tyson' last='Robbins'], Joey DiGiacomo. These two far and away outplayed their current ranking on our site. I am fond of each, and know of each's game/tape, yet this is the first time in over a year that I've seen them up close. [player_tooltip player_id='1624096' first='Tyson' last='Robbins'] was practically unguardable underneath 15 yards. Short area quickness makes him the perfect weapon in a setting like this one. DiGiacomo was the surprising prospect from a three-level threat perspective. He was witnessed catching the rock practically at all three levels of the field, something I didn't expect him to do. Sure hands, a tough guard. The PJP2 two-way player is arguably a better defender than anything. He'll have athleticism in his pocket to show off to coaches who eventually recruit him at DB/LB. Currently a 2028 at PJP2.   New Names - This is a program I'm pretty close with, so no new names to speak of right now.   Overall Top Performers - [player_tooltip player_id='1180686' first='Mekhi' last='Graham'] and [player_tooltip player_id='953148' first='Jaeden' last='Thenor'] were my top performers repping SWAG 7v7. [player_tooltip player_id='1180686' first='Mekhi' last='Graham'], the obvious can be said. He looked like a Power Four prospect. A man amongst boys. Earned Top Ten 18U Skill Player Performance honors post-tournament. An easy choice, this with me only watching one game of his on Sunday. Toying with defenders, hardly breaking a sweat, always open, was just a matter of his QBs getting him the football. You can see several Graham highlights in the video below. A note on Thenor, it's tough to show out in a setting that is designed to make you look bad. I came away impressed with his work at corner in this one. Not a stock riser, solely because I already ranked Thenor relatively high among his 2027 peers. Happy to have the SWAG program come through each year.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2044088325091303753?s=20 </div></figure>   Ghosts   QB Performance - Abington Senior HS's [player_tooltip player_id='1634017' first='Miles' last='Yockus'] and Northeast HS's [player_tooltip player_id='913890' first='Jay' last='Boyd'] were throwing the rock for Ghosts Elite 7v7. A program I've become familiar with over the last few years, filled with kids from close to home. [player_tooltip player_id='913890' first='Jay' last='Boyd'] is hardly a new name, yet [player_tooltip player_id='1634017' first='Miles' last='Yockus'] is for me. I'll get him on our 2028 rankings, so long as his Hudl checks out. Boyd, it was a performance much to what I've grown accustomed to. Yockus and Boyd could have performed better, no doubt, yet I'm still impressed with Yockus' ability to throw into windows that were being shut by defenses loaded with 3-star talent. This wasn't an easy tournament to complete passes, Yockus impressed, especially considering I had no prior knowledge of the kid. Boyd was as advertised.   Stock Riser - Have to mention [player_tooltip player_id='1623996' first='Kyshiem' last='Durant'] here. I recently wrote up a re-evaluation of his junior tape, tape that had him jump several spots. Fast forward to this weekend, I see Durant look great at DB yet again. More ammunition for me when I attempt to sell him to coaching staffs recruiting the PPL. This kid will be a steal at the D2 level, he's going to need coaches to take a chance on him, his tape and size should earn him that, so long as he stays in the books and in the weight room. Watching work this weekend, I'm inclined to elevate his stock even further.   New Names - New names for me, [player_tooltip player_id='2145480' first='Zakeer' last='Johnson'] out of Northeast, a junior wideout, and Ali Muhsin, a sophomore running back also residing out of Northeast HS. Both are names I'll add to our database.   Overall Top Performers - [player_tooltip player_id='1871240' first='Shafeeq' last='Williams'], [player_tooltip player_id='1155874' first='Jamir' last='Duncan'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1623996' first='Kyshiem' last='Durant'], who was mentioned above, are the three Top Performers out of Ghosts Elite, this being of my opinion after watching them for 4-5 games. [player_tooltip player_id='1871240' first='Shafeeq' last='Williams'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1155874' first='Jamir' last='Duncan'] are both 2026s, both which much to offer colleges out in the Northeast, so long as they are given an opportunity. Duncan is currently committed to East Stroudsburg, with Williams, who was arguably my favorite Ghosts performer all weekend, still uncommitted. You can see several reps of everyone mentioned below.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2044478749240971293?s=20 </div></figure>   HGOD X Ghosts   QB Performance - Didn't get to see HGOD x Ghosts QBs Wac Kuol-Wac and [player_tooltip player_id='1506869' first='Nathan' last='Torrealba'] as much as I would have liked this past weekend. I saw one of their games this past weekend, clips of said game can be watched below. I have watched [player_tooltip player_id='1506869' first='Nathan' last='Torrealba'] over the years, so I'm familair with everything he brings to the table. Hearing from coaches and teammates after the tournament, I heard he performed better than the past, which is saying something. Torrealba has gotten better with age, both on tape and in settings like this one. What's most intriguing is seeing Wac Wac again after not seeing him personally for over 18 months. He slipped through my scouring of District 12 and District 1 ball back when I was handling rankings for his class. He won't slip this time, so long as his Hudl is in order. Again, can't speak too much about their performances, but it was great catching up with Upper Darby and Springfield Township's men under center.   Stock Riser - Easy answer here is Kymani Bass out of Olney HS, a current junior and soon-to-be senior. 5'10, 175 pounds, not featured in the video below because of his alignment at DB. That being said, easily one of the better DBs present, heard he performed well during Day One of our tournament as well. Caught my attention after watching just one game.   New Names - HGOD x Ghosts had a few new names I need to add to our database. Those new names being Mason Darrows, Kariff Parker-Moore, and Toney Freeman.   Overall Top Performers - Kymani Bass, [player_tooltip player_id='1593997' first='Nazir' last='Holley'], and Mason Darrows, this after watching one game and speaking with HGOD coaching staff about the weekend.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2044472803336847609?s=20 </div></figure>   Xplorer Elite   QB Performance - My first time in over two years seeing LaSalle's [player_tooltip player_id='1264860' first='Luke' last='Gordon'] throwing the rock up close. Awesome to see how far he's come along. Watching how quickly he goes through his progressions, his maturity when it comes to decision-making. Several aspects of playing the QB position at a high level can't be displayed in a setting like this, that's understood, yet I still came away impressed and excited about Gordon's future at LaSalle. Looked great against elite competition, it's made a bit easier when you have a weapon like [player_tooltip player_id='1089745' first='Owen' last='Johnson'] at your disposal. Was named a Top Ten 18U QB performer post-event, an easy choice. Would have ranked higher had Xplorer Elite made it a bit further in our tournament. Regardless, I'm excited to rank the 2028 passer among his PA sophomore peers.   Stock Riser - A couple of prospects who elevated their stock on our site post-event, I would name [player_tooltip player_id='2165183' first='Jarae' last='Dial'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1652873' first='Jordan' last='Reid']. Seeing both of their physical growth, seeing them work on offense and still stand out beside an MVP-like performance out of [player_tooltip player_id='1089745' first='Owen' last='Johnson'] is a feat in it's own right. These are future stars at LaSalle College HS, I've had the luxury of watching them work up close. Both need their ranking raised this coming update, you can bet it'll happen too. You can see several catches out of Dial and Reid below. Liked what I saw out of Dial on defense as well. Joshua Simmons, [player_tooltip player_id='1649590' first='Santana' last='Swittenburg'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1400568' first='Titus' last='Cobb'] all impressed as well.   New Names - None, nearly all Explorers present have a presence on our site.   Overall Top Performers - [player_tooltip player_id='484204' first='Zykee' last='Scott'] was a literal man among boys, watching him derail incoming routes from his line backer alignment was comical. Too strong, too big for players at this event to counter. Obviously, Scott's best form is inside a front-seven on a Friday or Saturday night with pads on, but it was nice seeing a body like his move with athleticism matching that of a Power Four prospect. [player_tooltip player_id='1595047' first='Aydin' last='Colmon'] has solidified his status with me, he's an offer-ready DB, nothing more to say about it. Maybe I'm jumping the gun, but I'm willing to stand on it, his time will come. Tough to put into words just how impressive [player_tooltip player_id='1089745' first='Owen' last='Johnson'] was this past weekend. He, Roman Catholic's [player_tooltip player_id='913880' first='Eisa' last='Nealy'], and SJP's [player_tooltip player_id='1089718' first='Jett' last='Harrison'] were all neck-and-neck for tournament MVP. Xplorer Elite went out early, but I'll just say this, no player present was as dominant on offense as Johnson was for Xplorer Elite. Open damn near every rep, either via speed or technique. Unreal vertical, unreal hand-eye coordination. This is a 4-star, Top-5 player in his class type of talent. I got verification first-hand.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2043744177637183643?s=20 </div></figure>   Blue Devils 18U   QB Performance - I've seen Tinson work in relief of other Springside-Chestnut Hill QBs in the past, this was the first time seeing him as the sole QB on the Blue Devils roster. He did enough to land a spot on our rankings, I'll dive into his Hudl to see where a ranking would be justified. That being said, I love his connection with [player_tooltip player_id='1715291' first='Braylon' last='Harris'], those two looked connected despite me not knowing much about the chemistry level. 6'1, 200-pound thick build, a 2028 who plays several sports at SCH, there's a lot to like when I pop my head into his bio/intro. I didn't get the chance to see the Blue Devils on Sunday which was a shame, yet I fully expect to be seeing more out of Tinson prior to this coming Fall, whether that be in a setting like this one, or at a prospect showcase.   Stock Riser - Will Howard and [player_tooltip player_id='1715291' first='Braylon' last='Harris'] fit the mold, I'll throw in [player_tooltip player_id='1871060' first='Colin' last='McFadden']'s name too. Will Howard and [player_tooltip player_id='1715291' first='Braylon' last='Harris'] are both Division One prospect in my eyes. With 2028 rankings update incoming, I'm excited to share just where I think the two will place, as well as where I think each prospect's recruiting ceiling/floor is. All of this being said, I think both are in line for huge ranking leaps compared to where they are now. Watching both of them work this weekend solidified that notion for me. Harris was extra special, you can see several of his highlight reel catches below. He looks even better than he did last Spring and Fall.   New Names - The new name I want to mention here is Emanuel Silva. I'll make sure to do my homework on the kid, but his performance impressed me enough to warrant the digging into his socials/Hudl. A couple of interceptions if my memory serves me right. A vocal DB/LB type. Unsure if he has any socials up, but I came away with a good first impression.   Overall Top Performers - Will Howard and [player_tooltip player_id='1715291' first='Braylon' last='Harris'] again take up this spot. Will Howard played both ways, watching him work at DB was intriguing to say the least. He has some technique to clean up of course, not his natural position, but he's unbelievably gifted athletically that he was able to hold his own against fantastic competition. I was able to watch Howard run full speed after reeling in a few short catches on Saturday. Watching his burst and acceleration skills after catching measly outs and crossers further validated what I love about him, his second-gear. Excited to see them both again in the future.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/PRZVicCastillo/status/2043865815380828476?s=20 </div></figure>

Wingmen 18U