Currently ranked as a priority D2 prospect. Great size, great tape. He might have started gaining serious exposure a little too late in the process. He stands at 6’2, 175 pounds, up five pounds since his last profile update.

He tagged me in his Week 4 tape, a game where the starters were out by the third quarter. He recorded three tackles from his defensive back position. I decided to dig into his Week 2 game against Lower Merion as well, which gave me about a minute of tape to evaluate.

He is a downhill tackler who does a good job reading passing concepts postsnap and processing routes as they develop. He is comfortable playing 23 yards off the ball in man coverage. If he can consistently prove that he can run with wideouts attacking him outside the numbers, his size alone will make him valuable, especially if he proves capable of staying with speed down the field.

Safety is an obvious projection for him at the Division II level. I particularly like his third rep on tape, where he initially bites on what eventually develops into a double move but recovers even better, resulting in a pass breakup near the sideline when targeted on the back end of the route.

His long stride helps him stay in phase and on the hip of wideouts running 9 routes. Again, the stride, understanding of passing concepts and potential range lead me to believe he could become a serious safety prospect. Pair all of that with his willingness to come downhill and tackle ball carriers, and there is plenty to like about his projection at the position.

6’2, 175 pounds out of Ridley. Long, lean DB with the exact frame you want to work with at the next level. Limited background info and only about two minutes of tape, but the flashes are enough to get attention. Plays the position clean and looks comfortable in space. Senior year will decide how high he climbs, real chance to push into a higher DB tier quickly.