Region IDs: Lower Alabama New Names, Part II

Here are some new names from Lower Alabama that impress me.    Wright is a big body at 6'0 210 and hides that weight on his frame. He is tough to get his hands around and tackle, but his flashes of finesse round out his game. His patience and awareness help him avoid contact. He looks to have a good understanding of when to get skinny and work between the tackles vs when to bounce the play outside. He contributed as a pass catcher out of the backfield as well. He isn't a burner, but his long strides consistently help him outrun defenders down the field. His recruitment is still taking shape, and I fully expect him to generate some D1 attention down the line.     Shambrian Mayes is a fun watch. He is a stout, bowling ball style runner at 5'9 205, and shows all of it on his frame. He seeks out violent contact and drops his shoulder to power through defenders. He has decent speed, but his foot quickness is what impresses me the most for his size, allowing him to quickly vacate space and dodge defenders who are attacking him low. Mayes is another guy who would be a fun watch for small schools. He can inflict some damage on the defense.     Curry is a tall, cut 6'2 190 dual-threat signal caller. He impresses me most as a runner. For his size, he is well equipped with speed and explosiveness. He is also tough and has the mass to drive through contact. He isn't just a chain mover with his legs, he can be schemed up opportunities in the option and direct snap run game. He is a bit unconventional when it comes to his passing mechanics, but has the horsepower to muscle the ball behind safeties and is elastic enough in the arm to make off-platform throws. Curry is a sleeper who could be a fun prospect to track for smaller schools.     DJ Hines is a shockingly underrated size/speed threat at WR. He comes in at 6'4 175, offering a large catch radius on the outside with the space to fill out and get bigger. He is a go-up and get-it threat, but his finesse at his size impresses me. He is fluid enough to work over the middle of the field and fill open space. He has the twitch and footwork at release points to avoid contact and separate at critical points in the process. He has fallen way under the radar despite flashing real FBS tools.     Anthony Silar does a little bit of everything for New Brockton, but he projects best to WR. He is a long, lean, lanky basketball athlete who has some impressive short-area juice. He can climb the ladder and win over the top, a part of his game that will improve as he bulks up and adds more mass to fight for positioning. Silar is snappy and fluid at the line and at the top of his routes, helping him quickly break off his route and create a lot of separation. Silar has D1 tools and has gotten pretty far into his recruitment while being underrated.     Sconiers is a productive two-way player for Headland who is a for sure RB projection. Sconiers comes in at 6'0 180 and plays even bigger. He has the contact balance and willingness to take on contact that a bigger back has, with the twitch and speed of a smaller back. He is a master at creating his own yards and can lift off from the defense when he finds space. Sconiers is firmly on the D1 radar, and for good reason.

Here are some new names from Lower Alabama that impress me.