6’0, 160

Track participant

3.0 GPA

20 receptions, 250+ yards, 4 scores

1 INT, 12 PBUs, 1 TFL

11.4 100M time, 58.45 400M time

Has an 11-minute tape showcasing his full skillset, a five-minute tape dedicated to his skills at DB. Expecting an expanded role on offense, as the kid’s ability to stretch the field and attack vertically is too good to leave chained up. Where he eats is at DB. I’d bet he’ll serve as a quality collegiate corner. Fluid hips that can fire and switch as fast as his feet move. Phenomenal technique post-snap when aligned in press coverage. Can double as a safety if need be. DB is his natural position.

Here’s another athlete out of OLSH on the western side of PA. Not sure how this program feeds the total number of weapons at their disposal. Ethan Garnder starts off his sophomore tape showcasing his ability to stretch the field. He’s a downfield producer, yet he comes down with vertical shots in a myriad of ways. He can stay in stride and catch accurate balls that lead him into the endzone, displaying good tracking ability. He can also contort his body and come down with tough contested catches that show off his body control at the point of the catch. Usually, when we talk about a kid’s speed, it equates to his prowess on the offensive side of the ball. I like Gardner’s speed on the defensive side of the field. Great catch-up speed. Can stay stride for stride even if the target gets a good release on him. Tracking skills translate to DB. Has a ways to go from a technical standpoint at corner, but his pure speed and ball skills keep him in position to make plays as a sophomore. Potential special talent.