Cole Kenyon is a 6'3" Tight End/Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Kenyon attends Marbury in Alabama.
Kenyon's Player Profile was created on October 10, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Cole
KenyonTE/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
200
HS
Marbury
|
AL
Closing Time: Defenders Built To Finish
Kenyon is a dynamic disruptor and edge. His positional size and physical tools make him a next-level contributor....
Written by Josh White
Cole
KenyonTE/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
200
HS
Marbury
|
AL
Alabama Sleepers: Who Stood Out this Week?
Cole Kenyon is a talented DL from Marbury we expect to have a huge senior season this fall....
Written by Cooper Morreale
Cole
KenyonTE/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
200
HS
Marbury
|
AL
Film Room Fridays (10/10)- Top Submissions of the Week
Cole Kenyon is a talented TE/DL prospect out of Marbury who’s especially made an impact on their defensive...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Josh White | Prep Redzone Scout
Josh White
Prep Redzone Scout
Kenyon is a dynamic disruptor and edge. His positional size and physical tools make him a next-level contributor. His active hands consistently keep blockers off his frame, allowing him to shed quickly and stay square against the run. This, in addition to his wingspan, allows him to routinely create space and leverage when working to the ball.
Kenyon also flashes solid lateral movement and disciplined edge-setting ability. This overall profile and three-down value give him a projection as one of the more dependable playmakers in the class.
“Kenyon is quick off the line, has active hands, and can make a ton happen as a pass rusher. He’s quick to get into the backfield and has impressive closing speed that allows him to routinely pressure and rack up sacks.
Kenyon is just as good against the run. He’s a physical force at the line of scrimmage who frequently makes stops for little gain or loss. Watch out for him the rest of this season; he’s having a great year.“
Kenyon has been incredibly reliable in the trenches the last few seasons. Do yourself a favor and check out his tape below:
“Kenyon is quick off the line, has active hands, and can make a ton happen as a pass rusher. He’s quick to get into the backfield and has impressive closing speed that allows him to routinely pressure and rack up sacks.
Kenyon is just as good against the run. He’s a physical force at the line of scrimmage who frequently makes stops for little gain or loss. Watch out for him the rest of this season; he’s having a great year.“
Make sure you check out some of Kenyon’s film below, you’ll be impressed: