Cameron is a long 6’4 edge prospect with the frame and athletic traits that immediately stand out. His ability to bend the corner and explode off the edge makes him a tough matchup for opposing offensive tackles, especially when he gets downhill with momentum. He flashes good flexibility for his size and shows the ability to close quickly on quarterbacks once he turns the corner.

What makes Cameron intriguing is the combination of length, range, and upside he brings to a defensive front. His long arms help him create separation at the point of attack while also disrupting passing lanes and containing the edge against the run. He plays with active pursuit and has the athleticism to track plays from the backside.

As he continues developing physically and sharpening his pass-rush moves, Cameron has the potential to become a major problem for offenses. His size, bend, and natural explosiveness give him the tools to evolve into a disruptive edge rusher. Cameron is ready to unlease his off season work this season. Cameron holds offers from UNLV, Wisconsin, Cal , UTSA.

Sydnor is an emerging edge defender whose production is beginning to match his physical tools. What immediately stands out is his explosive get-off, allowing him to shoot off the ball and get into the backfield quickly. He uses his length and athleticism effectively to track down ball carriers and disrupt plays early.

He shows the ability to close ground with speed and finish consistently, making him a reliable presence around the football. As he continues to develop his overall technique and play recognition, his impact will only increase.

Projection: Power 4 edge prospect with versatility and strong upside

Stock: Trending upward heading into the offseason

Technically refined and disciplined, Cameron plays with strong footwork and body control. Maintains leverage through engagement and shows good awareness locating the football. Rarely overextends, allowing him to stay balanced and involved through the duration of the play. Consistent effort and clean execution make him dependable in multiple situations.

The second of the pair of King Panthers is a long, menacing outside linebacker in Sydnor. He displays great bend and change of direction off the edge to put himself in a great position to finish plays in the backfield. Cameron carries a long, powerful frame and is constantly violent and intentional at the point of attack. There are little to no questions regarding Sydnor’s ability to sack the quarterback and disrupt the run game. His space play development will be key to his development at the outside backer position, and his physical traits and high level of effort suggest it will work. Watch for Sydnor to break out this season, as he adds to an offer list that includes Texas Tech, Georgia State, and Texas State.