Zade Johnson, - Prep Redzone

Zade Johnson

Defensive Back

2025 Class

5'11" Height

180 Weight

Malvern Prep School

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Zade Johnson is a 5'11" Defensive Back in the 2025 class. Johnson attends Malvern Prep in Pennsylvania. Johnson's Player Profile was created on July 17, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Zade Johnson is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Zade Johnson has caught the eye of lots of FCS programs this spring. The 5’11 | 180 lb 2025 prospect is due for a huge senior campaign! He was named to the First Team All-Area list during his Junior campaign. Tracking back to March Zade has received offers from the Air Force, Georgetown, Army, Stony Brook, Maine, Colgate, Bucknell, New Hampshire, Howard, Fordham, and RMU. Johnson plays both ways for Malvern Prep but we have him ranked as the #11 DB in the class. I could see that slightly rising with a great Senior campaign.

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2 years ago

Vic Castillo

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A top ten DB prospect, been a while since we’ve checked in with Malvern Prep’s Zade Johnson Zade Johnson 5'11" | 180 lbs | DB Malvern Prep | 2025 State PA . 2024 has seen Johnson birth opportunities with Army WP, Georgetown, Cornell, and Air Force, all reaching out in the form of offers.

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Vic Castillo

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Malvern Prep deploys such deep depth charts, that not many prospects have to play both ways, something that you don’t see too often at this level. One of the Friars that does provide quality reps on both sides of the ball is sophomore athlete Zade Johnson Zade Johnson 5'11" | 180 lbs | DB Malvern Prep | 2025 State PA . You can argue that his value higher than most of the team. Matching up against a back like Jabree Coleman, you’re going to need everyone running to the football to help bring that young man down. Johnson was up for it, meeting Coleman and other ball carriers in the secondary and bringing them to the turf by himself at times. Johnson provided a spark on offense as well, something I didn’t expect to see him do in this game solely because of the secondary on the other side of the ball. Johnson was all around the field, hitting, running for first downs, flashing good hands, PBUs.