College Camp Prospect Stock Riser Breakdown

Six camps. Six college campuses. Hundreds of reps against quality competition.   From Jacksonville State to Charlotte, Furman, Charleston, Marshall, and Charleston Southern, these athletes had multiple opportunities to compete in front of college staffs and prove they belonged.   [player_tooltip player_id='1578303' first='Joey' last='Cassidy'] | ATH | 2028 | Carrollwood Day | @JCassidy_10   Few athletes improved their stock more over the course of the week. Cassidy showed reliable hands, polished route-running, and the athletic versatility to impact drills from multiple spots. As the tour progressed, so did his confidence. Coaches got a look at a young prospect whose upside continues to climb.   Kaiden Moss | DB | 2027 | ZCA | @Kj_Kev13   Moss left little doubt about who the top defensive back on tour was. He competed with confidence, challenged receivers every stop, and consistently found ways to win reps. Whether breaking on the football or matching up against quality receivers, Moss backed up his production with performance.   [player_tooltip player_id='2152254' first='Blake' last='Marinko'] | WR | 2028 | Wiregrass | @blake_marinko   Marinko was simply productive all week. He consistently separated, ran crisp routes, and gave quarterbacks a dependable target. His understanding of leverage and ability to create space allowed him to stack strong performances throughout the tour. One of the bigger receiver winners of the week.   Malachi Hairston | ATH | 2027 | ZCA | @Malihairston   Hairston was one of the more complete athletes on the bus who actually impacted both sides of the ball. He showed the ability to contribute this fall season, competed with physicality, and consistently made plays when his number was called. His versatility and effort stood out from the first stop to the last. Big time season ahead to solidify his recruitment opportunities.    Raytron Ragin | ATH | 2030 | ZCA | @Raytronragin2   One of the biggest confidence builders of the entire trip. Ragin entered as one of the younger players on tour but left as a prospect coaches and media were talking about. He earned more reps as the week progressed and continued making plays against older competition. The upside is easy to see.   Jason Dungy | ATH | 2027 | CDS | @jasondungy2027_   Dungy flashed why he's such an intriguing athlete. His versatility showed up throughout the week, allowing him to contribute in multiple settings while competing against quality talent. The tools are there, and he used this tour to continue building momentum heading into his senior season.   [player_tooltip player_id='2223049' first='Berry' last='Sanders'] | RB | 2028 | Wharton | @Berrysanders_0   Sanders helped himself throughout the tour by showing a more complete skill set. The physical running style is already well known, but he also showed he can catch the football, move in space, and be productive outside of traditional running back drills. Strong build, good balance, and a player who continued gaining confidence at each stop.   [player_tooltip player_id='1584741' first='Brody' last='Beach'] | ATH | 2028 | Mitchell | @Beach_3_   Beach quietly put together one of the more productive tours among the receivers. He consistently created separation, ran clean routes, and competed with confidence against quality defensive backs. His attention to detail and willingness to work stood out throughout the week. A prospect who leaves the tour with more momentum than when he arrived.   Bryson Rabon | ATH | 2027 | @BrysonRabon   Rabon brought the same toughness and competitive edge every day. He embraced the physical side of competition, attacked reps, and never looked out of place against talented athletes. The versatility remains appealing, but it was his consistency and effort level that helped him leave a positive impression throughout the tour.   Jalen Oladapo | ATH | 2028 | ZCA | @DFrison61121   Oladapo immediately catches your attention when he steps off the bus. At 6-4, 240 pounds with impressive movement skills, he has the frame coaches want to develop. The tour gave him valuable exposure and a chance to compete around other talented prospects. As his technique continues catching up to his physical tools, his upside remains very intriguing.   Josiah Ojeda | ATH | 2027 | ZCA | @Jojoclass27   Ojeda made the most of every opportunity throughout the week. He ran quality routes, competed hard, and showed the versatility to contribute in different roles. The confidence never wavered, and he looked more comfortable as the tour progressed. A solid week that helped showcase his athletic ability.   Ethan Robinson | TE | 2027 | ZCA | @Ethan1Robinson   Robinson may have been one of the bigger sleeper risers on the entire trip. Known primarily for his blocking ability, he opened plenty of eyes with what he showed as a pass catcher. He used his frame well, finished catches through contact, and moved better in space than many expected. A prospect who definitely gained attention during the week.   Nick Elwin | ATH | 2028 | Nature Coast | @nick_elwin   Elwin quietly stacked productive days throughout the tour. His quickness consistently created separation underneath, and he showed the ability to uncover quickly against quality competition. Smooth athlete with good burst who continued making plays without needing a lot of opportunities. A strong overall showing from start to finish.   [player_tooltip player_id='2222145' first='Brody' last='Courtois'] | ATH | 2029 | River Ridge | @brodycourtois   Courtois improved as much as anyone over the course of the week. He gained confidence with every stop, earned more reps, and looked increasingly comfortable competing against older athletes. The willingness to learn and keep competing stood out. Valuable experience that should pay off moving forward.   [player_tooltip player_id='2154987' first='Kaedyn' last='Ratcliff'] | ATH | 2028 | ZCA | @kaedyn_ratcliff   Ratcliff flashed why he's viewed as one of the more promising young athletes in the group. Strong ball skills, natural athleticism, and the ability to make plays in different settings all showed up throughout the tour. He never looked overwhelmed and continued competing with confidence against quality talent.   [player_tooltip player_id='2180533' first='Kaleb' last='Reincke'] | WR | 2030 | @KalebReincke   Reincke continued building momentum throughout the week. The speed and natural tracking ability stood out, while his confidence grew with each camp stop. Still developing physically, but the competitiveness and athletic traits give him a strong foundation moving forward. Another young prospect who benefited from the experience.   [player_tooltip player_id='2045016' first='Alexander' last='Birner'] | LB/RB | 2029 | ZCA | @BirnerAlexander   Birner consistently proved age wasn't a factor. He competed with older athletes all week and never backed down from the challenge. Physical, energetic, and instinctive, he made plays on both sides of the football while showing the type of motor coaches love. One of the younger prospects who earned plenty of respect throughout the tour.   [player_tooltip player_id='2180537' first='Carter' last='Babies'] | WR | 2031   Babies gained valuable experience while continuing to show encouraging development. His hands were reliable, his confidence improved, and his route running became more polished as the week went on. For a player his age, simply competing and learning in this environment was a win, and he made the most of the opportunity.   Andrew Suarez | ATH | 2031 | Weeki Wachee   Suarez deserves credit for how he approached the entire tour. He wasn't afraid to jump into competition, take reps, and challenge himself against older athletes. The attitude, effort, and willingness to learn stood out as much as anything. A great experience for a young player who will have plenty to build on moving forward.

Six camps. Six college campuses. Hundreds of reps against quality competition.