Amari (5’9½) is a highly competitive, aggressive defensive back who brings a physical edge every snap. He plays with a chip on his shoulder and consistently matches up against top-tier wide receivers, holding his own against bigger, more polished pass-catchers. Whether it’s press coverage or playing off, he shows confidence in his technique, staying patient at the line and using quick feet and strong hands to disrupt timing.

His 15 pass breakups highlight his ball skills and ability to locate and attack the football at the catch point. He doesn’t just cover—he competes through the rep, making it tough on receivers to finish plays. Against high-level WRs, he shows no hesitation playing through contact and battles in contested situations despite giving up size.

In run support, Amari is just as impactful. His 41 tackles and physical play style show he’s not afraid to come downhill and deliver hits. The 2 forced fumbles point to his ability to create turnovers, while the TFL shows he can diagnose quickly and shoot gaps when needed.

Amari earned honorable mention honors after putting together a steady and fundamentally sound performance in the secondary. He showed strong awareness throughout drills, staying disciplined in coverage while reacting quickly to the ball in the air. His footwork and change of direction allowed him to stay in phase with receivers, and he competed through each rep with confidence and composure.

Amari is an aggressive defensive back who consistently makes plays on the ball and brings energy to the secondary. He shows quick reactions and great closing speed, allowing him to break up passes and disrupt routes. He’s fearless in run support and isn’t afraid to come downhill and make tackles. While he continues to polish his technique and footwork, his competitiveness and natural instincts make him a player to watch as he develops into a reliable defensive presence.

Bartee is a sticky defender with the skill set to lock down receivers at a high level. He has clean footwork, fluid hips, and strong eye discipline, allowing him to stay in phase and make plays on the ball. A physical player, Bartee is strong at the point of attack and a solid tackler, making him a reliable presence in the secondary. He played a key role in Fort Worth All Saints’ state championship run as a sophomore, proving himself on the big stage. His recruitment is starting to pick up, as he recently received an offer from Sacramento State and earned a camp invite to Sam Houston State. Get eyes on him. Bartee has the tools to be a standout at the next level.