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<p>The video below showcases offensive reps out of PRZ PA 7v7 18U champions Team Black Ops, led by Concordia Prep 2027 QB [player_tooltip player_id='423015' first='Justin' last='Dixon']. Halfway through bracket play, I began to mentally prepare for socials showing off Team Black Ops winning two out of the three total Prep Redzone Northeast 7v7s, DMV, PA, NJ. Black Ops fell short, yet Dixon and company still tore through competition as per usual.</p>
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<p>I'll start the article talking about Dixon, who would have been named tournament MVP had he and his team made it to the 18U Championship game. Falling one game short of that feat, I still have a hard time saying any other QB present looked better than the highest ranking QB prospect in attendance. Dixon was masterful throughout the tournament. One small mistake during their semifinal bout against NJ Rated ended up costing the program, yet I was able to watch 100 plus throws out of Dixon through 5 to 6 games. I've grown accustomed to Dixon's game and talent, so watching him carve up defenses with ease was hardly a surprise. Yet, Dixon looks a bit more confident and toned up than when I last saw him a year ago repping Level82. You can see the confidence and accuracy on display in the video below.</p>
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<p>Two prospects who demand mention are, once again, [player_tooltip player_id='1506844' first='CJ' last='Davis'], and [player_tooltip player_id='2136628' first='Reece' last='Thimote']. Davis was named a Top Ten 18U skill player in each of the three PRZ Northeast 7v7s, spoiler, he'll be named a top 10 player again after watching him work this past weekend. [player_tooltip player_id='2136628' first='Reece' last='Thimote'] will be named on that list as well. [player_tooltip player_id='1506844' first='CJ' last='Davis'] was unguardable during Sunday play, Thimote was unguardable throughout Saturday's games. Dixon had a plethora of weapons to throw the ball to, with [player_tooltip player_id='945237' first='Carlos' last='Ferguson'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1716732' first='Miguel' last='Davis'] also serving as big bodied open windows for Dixon to hit when 4 second clocks ran low. Still, yet another tournament with Thimote and Davis making DBs look absolutely silly in the open field. They both are becoming favorite prospects of mine from afar.</p>
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<p>Have to mention [player_tooltip player_id='1283909' first='Michael' last='Johnson'] as well. A consistent YAC man for Black Ops. #9 was equally impressive as Davis and Thimote, with the latter coming away with more splash plays as a whole. Not in the video below are Black Ops DBs. I'll post a separate defensive clip at a later date, showcasing [player_tooltip player_id='1697936' first='Jordan' last='Hicks']' incredible performance at corner. He'll likely land on the Top 10 skill player list as well, it will be a tough call. I appreciate the program for attending all three PRZ Northeast events. Sarwar and Dorsey will also be included in the defensive video dropping in a couple of days.</p>
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The video below showcases offensive reps out of PRZ PA 7v7 18U champions Team Black Ops, led by Concordia Prep 2027 QB Justin DixonJustinDixon
6'2" | 195 lbs | QB
Concordia Prep | 2027 StateMD
. Halfway through bracket play, I began to mentally prepare for socials showing off Team Black Ops winning two out of the three total Prep Redzone Northeast 7v7s, DMV, PA, NJ. Black Ops fell short, yet Dixon and company still tore through competition as per usual.