Chase has been talking to a couple of D1 schools thus far. He’s a smothering man-defender with good ball skills. Arrington displays agility & is aggressive in contesting passes in man or zone coverages. He’s competitive & displays good footwork backing out in press coverage. Chase is aggressive & possesses a great motor assisting in run pursuit. The 23′ DB is physical & open field tackles well with adequate form. Arrington is definitely suited to play special teams in college. In week 9 versus Indiana, the senior CB put on a 9.5 tackles, 2 Ints & 1 sack performance. 

Chase has been receiving some FBS attention for his recruitment. Arrington runs the ball with patience, and he has a nose for the end zone when he’s close. Chase is a good press corner he utilizes the soft shoe technique. The 2024 DB also plays off man very well. He plays the ball aggressively & has a good break on the football. Arrington has good instincts mixed with fundamental DB technique. Chase’s speed allows him to stick close in man coverage usually smothering the receiver.

Current Offers: Marist, PWO Eastern Michigan, Clarion, Wheeling, Bluefield Statern Chase Arrington Chase Arrington 5'10" | 180 lbs | DB North Catholic | 2023 State PA lands as one of the highest ranking defensive backs left unsigned. Arrington, a prospect who is finally seeing FCS attention, received an FBS grade from me as recently as this Summer. Touted as one of the few DBs in PA that didn’t give up a score last Fall, Arrington ranks high for his contributions on offense, a factor many can’t say on this list. I expect Arrington to have a definitive senior season, possibly placing as a top 10 DB by its end.

A super solid and sound cornerback, Arrington may not be the flashiest player but he is fundamentally sonud and has a great profile athlecetism wise. He’s got solid size at 5-foot-10 and 180-pounds, fluid hips that allow him to change direction and is quick out of his breaks. He plays tight man coverage and is usually able to go stride for stride with opposing wide receivers, when he does get beat, he does a great job of recovering and still attempting to make a play on the ball. Ball skills are good as well, showing the ability to track the ball while staying with his man. Doesn’t bring down a ton of interceptions but certainly makes it difficult to complete passes. Projects to an FCS starting corner at the next level but with a strong season could potentially find himself with a Group of Five offer.