Combine Warriors: Trench Titans

Terryberry plays for an 8-man team up north. However, he would be an instant starter on a good majority of regular high school teams. His very good strength was displayed throughout the event. He showed very good hand placement, and very good hand strength needed to control and steer his opponent. He used his big body to stuff the gap and strength to control his opponent. He's a good block shedder with good initial get off speed to engage with the offensive line first. He was coachable during the drills as well. With more eyes on his play, I believe he would get some offers.     Acquah had a nice outing at the combine. He showed off his good athletic ability due to good acceleration, speed, and change of direction. During the individual drills, he showcased his attentiveness and coachability. Acquah has a good initial quickness out of his stance. Acquah uses his good hand strength and very good hand placement to move his opponent at will. He showed a good bull rush to run through anchors and kept fighting when blocked up. Another exciting defensive prospect to know going forward.     Winning the DL MVP, Colton showed his good attitude and technique throughout camp. Colton has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, and lateral agility. He has a quick twitch to him. During the L-drill, he showed his shifty feet and good balance. He gets a low pad level then uses his very good hand strength and hand placement to control and steer his opponent out of the way. One thing of note was his competitive toughness. He showed relentless effort, never giving up on plays. He was attentive during the coaching, and added some techniques during the individual time. Watch out for Heimlicher as I believe this is just the beginning.     Ward is another student at Matt McChesney's Six Zero Academy, and showed throughout the workout and drills. He has good athletic ability due to good speed, acceleration, and lateral movement. Ward has good initial quickness out of his stance, engaging with his opponent first. Good lateral movement. Throughout the drills, he was aggressive and disciplined. Showing good block shedding skills. His quick feet were shown throughout the drills. Watch out for Ward, as he has good tangibles, and getting trained by an organization that puts out talent.     A rising young defensive lineman out of Denver South. Madrid has a quick twitch to his game. He has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, good speed, and lateral agility. Madrid used his good strength during the drills to get one ups on his opponent. Madrid has good hand placement and good hand strength. His shiftiness was on display throughout the event. He has quick feet paired with a powerful bull rush. Keep an eye on Madrid as he continues his development going forward!