Andre Scott is a 5'10" Defensive Back in the 2029 class.
Scott attends Port Charlotte in Florida.
Scott's Player Profile was created on March 15, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Andre
ScottDB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
190
HS
Port Charlotte
|
FL
Rising 2029 Ball Hawks Gaining National Attention
Scott already displays instincts that are rarely seen from younger defensive backs. He’s comfortable playing the football in...
Written by Andrew Johnson
Andre
ScottDB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
190
HS
Port Charlotte
|
FL
Defensive Weapons Flash in KOC
Tried to tell you guys about Scott’s potential, and now he’s recorded 2 INTs in the Kickoff Classic...
Written by Andrew Johnson
Andre
ScottDB
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
Weight
190
HS
Port Charlotte
|
FL
Music City Mayhem 15U 7v7 Champions: Why So Serious
2029 Why So Serious DB Andre Scott gave the Jokers a dependable presence at safety with his combination...
Written by Matthew Layton
Andrew Johnson | Prep Redzone Scout
Andrew Johnson
Prep Redzone Scout
Scott already displays instincts that are rarely seen from younger defensive backs. He’s comfortable playing the football in the air and confident matching up against quality receivers, carrying himself like a veteran despite being early in his high school career. Earning meaningful snaps at this stage only reinforces his long-term outlook. Scott is one to monitor as he continues gaining experience and refining his game.
Tried to tell you guys about Scott’s potential, and now he’s recorded 2 INTs in the Kickoff Classic game. Finished with 2 more pass breakups and 6 total tackles. Scott already displays instincts rarely seen from younger defensive backs. Comfortable playing the football in the air and confident matching up against quality receivers, he carries himself like a veteran. Earning meaningful snaps early only reinforces his long-term outlook.
2029 Why So Serious DB Andre ScottAndreScott
5'10" | 190 lbs | DB
Port Charlotte | 2029 FL
gave the Jokers a dependable presence at safety with his combination of physical development and athletic ability. He handled the back end of the defense well, keeping plays in front of him and taking away deep shots that offenses tried to test. Scott also showed good range working through the middle in zone coverage, stepping into passing lanes, and closing space quickly. His ability to move in space and play with a physical edge made him an important piece of the defense throughout the tournament.