Warren is an explosive, twitchy athlete with elite top-end speed that shows up immediately on when you watch him. He accelerates effortlessly and maintains that speed through traffic, making him a constant big-play threat. His standout moment of the weekend highlighted exactly that, as he split multiple defenders, never broke stride, and finished a play that had no business ending in the end zone. The burst, body control, and ability to sustain speed through contact separate him, and when he finds space, he’s capable of flipping the field in an instant.

A receiver out of Pennsylvania that I liked at the Fairmont State Elite Camo was East Allegheny’s Damarjae Warren Damarjae Warren ATH State PA . He’s a smaller receiver who plays faster than his testing numbers suggest. Warren is light on his feet, which translates to shiftiness as a route runner with a quick change of direction ability in his route breaks. If you don’t jam him at the line, Warren will easily side-step his defender as a slippery athlete who’s tough to recover on if he gets a step. He was rewarded by the host Falcons with an offer for his strong performance.