Ferrell helped out on defense last season but did his best work along the offensive line. The junior helped Spencer rush for 2,191 yards (5.5 YPC) and 32 touchdowns against defenses expecting the Tigers to run the football. Ferrell flashes versatility during his junior highlight video from last season. He produced lining up at right guard and right tackle. Ferrell is likely best suited for the interior on the next level, but the flexibility should be attractive to college programs with smaller roster sizes. His frame has room to fill out and add strength while keeping the agility and athleticism that makes him successful already. Ferrell operates with a proper pad level and benefits from good hand placement.

Ferrell chipped in a pair of solo tackles this season, but his main contributions occurred on the offensive line. The junior helped pave the way for 2,191 rushing yards rolled up by the Tigers in 2025. They also added 720 yards through the air. When watching his 11th-grade highlight video, we see Ferrell stand out for his combination of agility and physicality. Spencer takes advantage of it by allowing him to manhandle the opponent in close quarters and getting him out in space where he can pick off defenders when pulling or reaching the second level. Ferrell’s versatility would work at center or at defensive tackle, too.