Camarrious Sweezy is a 6'0" Defensive Line/Tight End in the 2027 class.
Sweezy attends Minneapolis North in Minnesota.
Sweezy's Player Profile was created on October 27, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Camarrious
SweezyDL/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
202
HS
Minneapolis North
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MN
June 2nd’s Minnesota Gophers’ Prospect Camp’s OL/DL Standouts
Sweezy strikes again! The Minneapolis North thumper of a DL is well-known to PRZMN, and he once again...
Written by Oliver West
Camarrious
SweezyDL/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
202
HS
Minneapolis North
|
MN
AAA Standouts: Minneapolis Edition
Sweezy amassed 34 total tackles last season, including 11 TFLs, 4.0 sacks, and a fumble recovery too. He...
Written by Hayden Lindquist
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Sweezy strikes again! The Minneapolis North thumper of a DL is well-known to PRZMN, and he once again had a memorable and positive exposure point live and in person on Tuesday night. Not the biggest DL around, but he’s got some length backing him, as well as tenacious competitiveness, toughness, physicality, and the ability to punch well above his weight. He won with his get-off, quickness, and bag of pass-rushing moves at the PJ Fleck RTB Prospect, namely an arm-over we saw him pull out with effectiveness a couple of times. DIIIs and NAIAs, get on this dude ASAP!
First camp back was a W, Thanks to all @GopherFootball coaches and players for helping me perfect my game more. Mad I ain’t get no clips but Put in great work and had good competition and for coaches that were there for evaluation, my number was 92 in maroon. #Gopherspic.twitter.com/g473gXQE24
Sweezy amassed 34 total tackles last season, including 11 TFLs, 4.0 sacks, and a fumble recovery too. He tested very well at the PRZ Stock Up Showcase in December and put forth a TON of tape from his junior year. He possesses an incredibly explosive first step and is often far faster than the offensive linemen across from him. Sweezy has a plethora of pass-rush moves in his bag, ranging from a bull rush to a quick swim. He also has a relentless motor, constantly working through blockers to get to the QB. Whether that be beating a tackle outside off the edge and having to get past another blocker in the backfield, or working down the line on a run play to stop the ball carrier at the LOS. He’s gone shockingly underrecruited, and as he continues to produce both in the weight room and on the field, I imagine we see his stock rise further.