Trench Warriors: Prep Redzone Exposure Camp Standouts

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 on the offensive and defensive lines.    I really like [player_tooltip player_id='1311355' first='Christian' last='Alsabrook']'s potential here. Big 6-foot-4, 285-pound offensive tackle with the size and frame to succeed at the next level. Of all the underclassmen OL at the camp, eh played with the best technique, flashing adequate bend, great use-of-hands inside and strike timing. Very good at sustaining rushers and keeping them between his feet, can spin the barrell effectively and stay balanced. Tape shows a good run blocker who can drive his feet on contact and reach the second level. Plays with good discipline, under control, and flashes a good lateral set to mirror rushers. With three more years to go, the sky is the limit.     One of the reasons we put on camps is for players who don't have much recruiting attention to finally get noticed, and that was certainly the case for Washington County High School defensive end [player_tooltip player_id='2166247' first='Christian' last='Hart']. Little-known prospect from a little-known school, but he came ready to play. Tall and lengthy frame with room to grow. Has the makings of a run-plugging defensive tackle at the next level: a bit rigid running the L-drill, needs to develop, but he has a great frame w/room to grow. Just a big, raw guy who needs to learn the fundamentals and techniques of the position, but if the light comes on the sky is the limit. During one-on-ones at the end of the day, he flashed great edge speed with ability to turn the corner and take great angles to the QB. He is a must-know prospect heading into the upcoming fall season.     TJ Weeks has all the potential to develop into a big-time prospect for the DeSales Colts, where he plays on both sides of the ball. Weeks is a big freshman defensive lineman with long arms and a thick upper and lower half. As an edge, he flashes some juice as a pass rusher; he certainly has the frame and size to be a disruptive player for Mike Jackson's defense. On offense, he is a mauler in the run game, driving defenders off the ball and creating vertical push. Very good finisher at both spots. Still raw, still learning the game, but playing experience and continued growth make me anxious to see how high he can go.     [player_tooltip player_id='2105821' first='Nick' last='Greer'] shined in one-on-ones as a strong interior lineman who can sustain blocks in pass protection, rework and replace his hands, and quickly engage rushers with good hand placement and strike timing. His tape shows an effective run blocker who can drive his feet on contact and create vertical push around the goal line. I like his potential to develop into a guard at the next level.

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 on the offensive and defensive lines.