Slaughter Slaughter´s. This kid comes off the edge with violence! He has great handwork shedding opposing offensive lineman with ease. Darian also has elite speed coming off the edge. The combination of his speed, violence, and hands will make him hard to block. Mind you he is only getting bigger, and better. He is coming off an injury this past seasoon, but finished Top 5 for D-Line at our camp. He was also named Runner-Up MVP.

A deeper eval will come sometime this week. Again, another prospect who could have easily taken home DL MVP. Awesome blend of strength and agility. High energy, high motor, coaches had his number circled, as did I. Due to the influx of new names added to the 2025 rankings, Slaughter’s rank dipped just a bit. With this performance, I’m eager to get him back into the top 100.

From Slaughter out, we get into the sure-fire Division 1 defensive lineman. Phenomenal build, the type of frame coaches drool over. 6’3 and some change, a chiseled 220 pounds, Plum’s Darian Slaughter Darian Slaughter 6'3" | 260 lbs | DL Plum | 2025 State PA exudes potential. Said potential is realized on tape, as not many sophomores in the state can say they produced at this many different positions at a high level. Tight-End, right tackle, EDGE, IDL, you plug this kid anywhere and you’re going to get quality production. Love his discipline when left unblocked, love his pass-rush plan and set-up post-snap. An absolute presence on the field that has to be accounted for whether you’re attempting to keep your quarterback upright or not. This is a kid whose name I’ll be sending out to college coaches recruiting Plum and surrounding areas.

An impressively powerful prospect. Pure strength and aggressiveness out of Darian Slaughter Darian Slaughter 6'3" | 260 lbs | DL Plum | 2025 State PA , an OL/DL out of Plum High School. Attitude is set early in his reps that last the duration of the game. Dual-tackle prospect, high volume of production, and quality reps at defensive tackle but high upside to become a nasty run-blocking tackle. If Slaughter doesn’t progress or develop any further, I think he’s still a candidate for PSACs to look into, again, that’s without any kind of growth. I imagine development in frame and further repetition at each tackle spot could have Slaughter earning FCS attention sooner rather than later.