https://twitter.com/CarterJanssen15rnJanssen was a name I knew but had not seen a lot of in person, so I was looking forward to seeing him in action. He passes the eye test, standing about 6’2″ and around 180 lbs. Janssen tested impressively running a good 40-yard dash and moving fluidly in the cone drills. The athelticism was no surprise, as he not only Quarterbacked his team to a 13-0 record this past football season but he contributes on the basketball court as well. When drills began, Janssen was performing as a defensive back which took me by surprise. Janssen started the drills making minor mistakes, dropping a couple balls but you could see the momentum build and you could see a natural comfortability translate right in front of you from using coaching tips and his football IQ. We spoke with Janssen during a break and discussed why he was at the camp as a defensive back, and he informed us of the need his team will have for him to play defensive back this season. Janssen stated he simply wanted to use the camp to work at the position and learn more on how to play defensive back. I left the camp not only impressed with his athleticism, but his commitment to getting better, challenging himself and being open to helping his team win in any way possible. Outstanding prospect and outstanding character.