London Hearn, - Prep Redzone

London Hearn

Wide Receiver/Defensive Back

2027 Class

5'9" Height

160 Weight

Glenville School

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Bryan Ault

Prep Redzone Scout

London Hearn London Hearn 5'9" | 160 lbs | WR/DB Glenville | 2027 State OH is a very good player for Glenville who makes a high impact in every phase of the game. On offense, he is an explosive receiver with great straight-line speed who goes up for the ball. On defense he is a solid cover corner who breaks up passes with good hand use and timing. On special teams, he is a very good downfield kickoff coverage defender with great straight-line speed. I think his college fit is on defense as an inside receiver; he picked up his first offer from West Virginia State.

3 weeks ago

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Tyler Stevens

Prep Redzone Scout

Hearn is a top track athlete, and his athleticism carries over very well to the gridiron. He can work from both outside and the slot. His release is smooth and rapid. He showcased great change of direction ability and is a threat after the catch. He can also play as a punt and kick returner. London has been rising throughout the offseason, and I am excited to see what he can put on tape in the 2025 season.

12 months ago

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Jared Luginbill

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

The rising junior Tarblooder was mostly uncoverable in the 1v1 portion of the camp. Hearn worked from the slot. He has a dynamic release that beat defenders off the ball nearly every time. From there he shows an explosive ability to drop his hips and change direction at any time which he used to consistently create separation and win reps.

1 year ago

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Mike Bey

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London played very well as a Sophomore in 2024. His very good play helped the Glenville Tarblooders to an 11-win season where they advanced to the Division IV Semifinals and averaged 24.6 points per game. He lines up on the outside and in the slot. He finds the soft spot in zone coverage and shows good hands as he catches the ball. On end arounds, he quickly gets to the outside and turns the corner. He shows good contact balance as he breaks tackles from LB and picks up a first down.

1 year ago