Dankwah is an underrated player as part of the 2027 class, and the local prospect entered the day as a TE. He hung with the D-Lineman, and had an impressive day for himself, putting together numerous good reps.

Dankwah is a strong develop athlete who is a prospect who should be recruited this season. The 2027 prospect needs to develop a gameplay while rushing the passer, to improve his skills. He displayed long arms, and good athleticism, and understood how to reach a backfield. Dankwah is a solid prospect who has a bright future and is on his way up in the 2027 class.

Daniel came into the camp viewed primarily as a tight end prospect, but it didn’t take long for him to make noise after working in with the edge rushers. Another All-Camp member, Daniel’s powerful build and strong base immediately translated well to the defensive side, where he flashed the ability to play with force. He consistently pressured blockers with an aggressive approach and active feet, showing a natural feel for attacking off the edge despite limited exposure at the position. The combination of grittiness and burst makes Daniel a name worth knowing as we head into the preseason.

Although Daniel arrived at the event listed as a tight end, he quickly turned heads once he started getting reps as an edge rusher alongside the defensive line group. Built with a strong lower body and sturdy frame, he showed the physical tools to hold up in the trenches while also bringing impressive quickness off the edge. From the moment drills began, he consistently attacked offensive linemen with urgency, making an immediate impact and quickly earning attention from coaches and scouts. Daniel’s burst and physicality created problems for blockers throughout the day, and his natural ability rushing the passer suggests there may be significant upside for him on the defensive side of the ball.