Colin Smith is a 6'0" Defensive Line/Edge in the 2028 class.
Smith attends Downingtown East in Pennsylvania.
Smith's Player Profile was created on November 23, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Colin
SmithDL/EDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
215
HS
Downingtown East
|
PA
PRZPA Team Previews: Downingtown East
Colin Smith is a good edge defender. Below is what my colleague Vic Castillo wrote about him earlier...
Written by Pat Weider
Colin
SmithDL/EDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
215
HS
Downingtown East
|
PA
Which District One 6A 2028 Prospects Will Prove Me Right/Wrong
6’0, 215-pound 2028 DL prospect out of Downingtown East High School (PA). Competes in lacrosse and wrestling and...
“The biggest question surrounding Colin SmithColinSmith
6'0" | 215 lbs | DL/EDGE
Downingtown East | 2028 StatePA is not whether he has college ability, but how much higher the ceiling really goes once there is more quality film available. I already feel confident projecting him to the Division II level, yet there is enough upside to believe an FCS future is well within reach. The next step is putting together a larger sample against quality offensive tackles while showing he can consistently win with technique, counter moves, and leverage instead of relying on one way to get home. Edge defenders who repeatedly affect the quarterback against good competition are the ones who separate themselves during the recruiting process. This is one evaluation I probably should have been more aggressive on, but I want a deeper body of work before fully buying into that higher projection”.
6’0, 215-pound 2028 DL prospect out of Downingtown East High School (PA). Competes in lacrosse and wrestling and is a member of the 1,200 Pound Club.
The biggest question surrounding Colin SmithColinSmith
6'0" | 215 lbs | DL/EDGE
Downingtown East | 2028 StatePA
is not whether he has college ability, but how much higher the ceiling really goes once there is more quality film available. I already feel confident projecting him to the Division II level, yet there is enough upside to believe an FCS future is well within reach. The next step is putting together a larger sample against quality offensive tackles while showing he can consistently win with technique, counter moves, and leverage instead of relying on one way to get home. Edge defenders who repeatedly affect the quarterback against good competition are the ones who separate themselves during the recruiting process. This is one evaluation I probably should have been more aggressive on, but I want a deeper body of work before fully buying into that higher projection.
Here are a couple of my reps from our 1v1’s from Wednesday against Imhotep, Octorara, Neshaminy. pic.twitter.com/l7fVsjkh9x