Who's Next Exposure Camp: DFW HIDDEN GEMS

Who's Next Exposure Camp took over Crowley this weekend, drawing top talent not only from across the Metroplex, but also from Oklahoma, Louisiana, and surrounding regions. While awards highlight a select few, many players delivered solid, consistent performances throughout the weekend and made their presence felt on the field. Here's a look at a few of those athletes who stood out with strong showings:    Drake showed great agility and pocket awareness. He has a consistent throwing motion which allows for consistent accuracy. Drake shows great command and confidence on every rep. Drake is on his way to becoming one of the best QB's in Oklahoma.     [player_tooltip player_id='2092837' first='Caleb' last='Williams'] displayed natural athleticism and instincts as a running back, showing good vision, quick cuts, and the ability to explode out his 1st cut. His strong hands give him the potential to be a dual-threat in the slot along with coming out the backfield.     With one of the top 10 40-yard dash times at camp this weekend, Jeremiah showed elite speed and explosiveness, putting himself on the fast track to becoming a high-level playmaker. He has a long frame that allows him to track deep balls, high-point passes, and win contested catches, making him a matchup nightmare as a wide receiver.     Tristan, a wide receiver, posted the second fastest shuttle time in camp, which highlights his quickness, agility, and ability to change direction on a dime—traits that make him a dangerous route runner and a mismatch for defenders.     During individual and one-on-one drills, David consistently showcased a shifty running style with smooth, fluid movement in and out of cuts, paired with reliable hands and explosive acceleration, making him a versatile threat in both the running and passing game. His quickness and route running ability makes him a intriguing slot receiver.     Beckering posted the fastest 40-yard dash time of the camp and also performed at a high level in several other drills. With his speed, reliable hands, and excellent body control, he's definitely a wide receiver to keep an eye on in the near future.     Jeremiah is a physical presence at linebacker, with a great frame, strong instincts, and impressive athletic ability. He showed great closing speed in space along with having quick reactions during individual drills. He has the versatility to play inside our outside with his range.

Who's Next Exposure Camp took over Crowley this weekend, drawing top talent not only from across the Metroplex, but also from Oklahoma, Louisiana, and surrounding regions. While awards highlight a select few, many players delivered solid, consistent performances throughout the weekend and made their presence felt on the field. Here's a look at a few of those athletes who stood out with strong showings: