A 2029 name well-known and familiar to PRZMN, Andover’s long, wiry, and versatile freshman had a good showing at the NYE 7v7 Open Run, although I unfortunately can’t remember what 7v7 squad he was running with. This dude has definitely grown since the last time I’ve seen him, and he especially long arms that he put to good use both reeling in and breaking up the football as a WR and DB. Hammon got better as the games went on, and I really started to notice and appreciate his closing speed, physicality, and general playmaking ability around the football as the night wore on. With impressive body control and ball skills, Hammon was a mismatch in the air, and he was sticky in coverage and did a great job of getting out of his breaks and closing on the football with pace. Hammon earned a game-ending/winning redzone PBU in the final game I saw of him that night. Love his two-way versatility and youth as well.

A 2029 name well-known and familiar to PRZMN, Andover’s long, wiry, and versatile freshman had a good showing at the NYE 7v7 Open Run, although I unfortunately can’t remember what 7v7 squad he was running with. This dude has definitely grown since the last time I’ve seen him, and he especially long arms that he put to good use both reeling in and breaking up the football as a WR and DB. Hammon got better as the games went on, and I really started to notice and appreciate his closing speed, physicality, and general playmaking ability around the football as the night wore on. With impressive body control and ball skills, Hammon was a mismatch in the air, and he was sticky in coverage and did a great job of getting out of his breaks and closing on the football with pace. Hammon earned a game-ending/winning redzone PBU in the final game I saw of him that night. Love his two-way versatility and youth as well.