Anthony Custis is a 5'11" Athlete/Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Custis attends Woodside in Virginia.
Custis's Player Profile was created on June 19, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Anthony
CustisATH/DB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Woodside
|
VA
PRZGA 15U Southern Brawl: Flight 300 Team Breakdown
I will copy my eval from earlier this week on Custis. He looked the part at DB and...
Written by Connor Jackson
Anthony
CustisATH/DB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Woodside
|
VA
PRZGA 15U Southern Brawl: 2027 Eye-Catchers
Anthony Custis improved as the tournament went on and seemingly got better as the stakes got higher. On...
Written by Connor Jackson
Connor Jackson | Prep Redzone Scout
Connor Jackson
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
I will copy my eval from earlier this week on Custis. He looked the part at DB and was physical and productive all weekend long.
“Anthony CustisAnthonyCustis
5'11" | 170 lbs | ATH/DB
Woodside | 2027 StateVA
improved as the tournament went on and seemingly got better as the stakes got higher. On offense, he flashes some impressive wiggle and change of direction, but his play as a DB is what caught my eye. Custis is extremely physical and isn’t afraid to step up and press receivers at the line. He brings the fight throughout the route process and makes receivers work to free themselves. He flies to the football and diagnoses well when coming downhill. In the semi-final game, he jumped out-routes for 2 INTs, and would’ve had 3 if the offense didn’t get bailed out with a delay of game penalty. Custis is long, physical, and made big plays against the ball, all traits that translate.”
Anthony Custis improved as the tournament went on and seemingly got better as the stakes got higher. On offense, he flashes some impressive wiggle and change of direction, but his play as a DB is what caught my eye. Custis is extremely physical and isn’t afraid to step up and press receivers at the line. He brings the fight throughout the route process and makes receivers work to free themselves. He flies to the football and diagnoses well when coming downhill. In the semi-final game, he jumped out-routes for 2 INTs, and would’ve had 3 if the offense didn’t get bailed out with a delay of game penalty. Custis is long, physical, and made big plays against the ball, all traits that translate.