JD Edwards is a 5'10" Athlete in the 2028 class.
Edwards attends Carthage in Texas.
Edwards's Player Profile was created on September 30, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
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Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
150
HS
Carthage
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TX
Lone Star Playmakers: 2028 WR Class
Edwards with 1,065 all-purpose yards and 8 total touchdowns, this is a player who impacts the game in...
Written by Alin Edouard
JD
EdwardsATH
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
150
HS
Carthage
|
TX
Sophomore East Texas Playmakers On The Rise
Edwards is an explosive athlete with elite speed and quickness. Shifty in the open field, he’s dangerous with...
Written by Marcus Henry
JD
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Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
150
HS
Carthage
|
TX
Beast Texas: Names to Watch in Round Four
As his big brother prepares to take his talents to College Station following the season, JD has begun...
Written by Cole Dobbins
JD
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Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
150
HS
Carthage
|
TX
Carthage Bulldogs Set Their Sights on 11th State Title in 2025
Already making waves as an underclassman, JD Edwards is a name to remember. A dynamic two-way player, Edwards...
Written by Marcus Henry
JD
EdwardsATH
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
150
HS
Carthage
|
TX
Class of 2028 Difference Makers
Edwards has the versatile skill set to be a difference maker on both sides of the football. With...
Written by Marcus Henry
Alin Edouard | Prep Redzone Scout
Alin Edouard
Prep Redzone Scout
Edwards with 1,065 all-purpose yards and 8 total touchdowns, this is a player who impacts the game in multiple phases and consistently finds ways to move the ball.
On film, he shows real versatility — not just limited to one role. Whether it’s as a receiver, runner, or in space situations, he’s effective because he understands how to operate in open field. He’s decisive with the ball in his hands, getting upfield quickly and turning small openings into productive gains.
What stands out is his ability to create yardage after contact and in space. He doesn’t rely on just one type of play — he manufactures production through effort, vision, and burst. That combination makes him a constant threat anytime he touches the ball.
With 8 touchdowns added to his all-purpose impact, he’s clearly a player defenses have to account for in multiple ways, not just as a traditional offensive weapon. JD holds 3 offers from LSU , Texas A&M and SMU .
Edwards is an explosive athlete with elite speed and quickness. Shifty in the open field, he’s dangerous with the ball in his hands and shows natural playmaking ability after the catch. Add in his value as a return specialist, and Edwards is a versatile weapon who can impact the game in multiple ways.
As his big brother prepares to take his talents to College Station following the season, JD has begun to fill the shoes. He displays an elite skillset when the ball finds him in a stacked offensive lineup. Edwards possesses great (4.4) speed at all levels along with consistent hands and exhilarating make-you-miss ability after the catch. His footwork is exceptionally rapid and polished for just a sophomore. A versatile two-way player, JD can make plays everywhere on the football field. With over 700 yards, 6 TDs, 24 tackles, and 2 interceptions on the season, watch out for him to step up in a big-time moment down the playoff stretch. The Bulldogs’ young star holds offers from SMU, Texas A&M, and LSU.
Already making waves as an underclassman, JD EdwardsJDEdwards
5'10" | 150 lbs | ATH
Carthage | 2028 StateTX
is a name to remember. A dynamic two-way player, Edwards excels as a receiver thanks to his elusiveness and speed after the catch. He also contributes on defense, making plays in the secondary. With early offers from SMU and Texas A&M, his trajectory is clearly on the rise, and he figures to play an increasingly important role for the Bulldogs this season.
Edwards has the versatile skill set to be a difference maker on both sides of the football. With the football in his hands he is a playmaker, he has superb, reliable hands and when he gets in the open field he can make a house call for six from any down or distance. Defensively, he transitions into his backpedal fluidly and when he sees the football, he attacks it with a purpose. Edwards has caught the attention of college coaches on the recruiting trail, picking up offers from SMU and Texas A&M.