Farrell Wilson is a 5'9" Defensive Back in the 2028 class.
Wilson attends Warren Central in Indiana.
Wilson's Player Profile was created on July 30, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Farrell
WilsonDB
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Warren Central
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IN
Summer Spotlight: Skill-Position Studs Ready to Pop in 2026
Farrel Wilson IV is a safety for Warren Central High School. Wilson, a Class of 2028 recruit, flashes...
Written by Bryan Ault
Farrell
WilsonDB
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Warren Central
|
IN
Indiana Exposure Camp: Top Performers (Pt. 4)
What stands out the most about Farrell Wilson IV is his ball skills and athleticism. The 5-foot-9, 160-pound...
Written by Bryan Ault
Farrell
WilsonDB
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Warren Central
|
IN
Defensive 14-15U Recruits Who Shined At The Hoosier State Hustle
Wilson has a good feel for the backend and knows when to come downhill, go up for the...
Written by Sam Erman
Bryan Ault | Prep Redzone Scout
Bryan Ault
Prep Redzone Scout
Farrel Wilson IV is a safety for Warren Central High School. Wilson, a Class of 2028 recruit, flashes excellent coverage skills. He can break on the ball effectively, undercut routes and make interceptions, flashing ability to take the ball to the house after the INT. Wilson also flashes being a heavy hitter and thumper who can dislodge the ball with force. Keep an eye on his development.
What stands out the most about Farrell Wilson IV is his ball skills and athleticism. The 5-foot-9, 160-pound Class of 2028 defensive back is a talented safety prospect and an absolute ballhawk. He can get full extension on interceptions, snatch the ball out of the air, undercut routes and make plays. Wilson has high upside as a prospect especially if he grows over the next two seasons.
Wilson has a good feel for the backend and knows when to come downhill, go up for the pick, swat the ball, and when to let things go. He does a fantastic job staying right in phase with his receiver and you could tell it was getting underneath some receivers’ skin that they couldn’t create any space from Wilson. They won a lot, and part of it has to do with the defensive consistency they have.