Moon is currently holding 1 Power 4 offer from Syracuse. He consistently showed out during the session. Moon measures in at 6’3 315-pounds and is another versatile interior lineman. Moon explodes out of his stance with very good initial quickness and hand speed to engage the DL first. Moon manages a good knee bend and flexibility to maintain a low pad level. Very good foot quickness and footwork to match his opponent. He has elite strength with very good hand placement and hand strength. Locks out his opponent and controls them easily, and on film it creates running lanes or extra time in the pocket for his QB. He has a stout anchor as well, using his balance and body control making him immovable. On film, he has good acceleration and speed to reach the 2^nd level blocks and get out on the perimeter. Moon is a great young lineman with a ton of talent, and another premier talent in the class of 2028.

Moon is another talented offensive lineman for Valor, playing guard. Measures in at 6’3 315-pounds. He has very good strength, dominating whoever is in front of him. Moon has good knee bend, foot quickness, and balance. Very good initial quickness out his stance. Moon is very explosive. Very good hand speed, hand strength, and hand placement. He rips through the defensive lineman with ease, knocking them off their feet. Moon excels in both the pass and the run game. Very good pull blocking. Good speed from the 1^st to 2^nd level blocks. He uses his good acceleration and speed to reach the perimeter and block. Very good run blocking on the move, cutting off linebackers easily. Very good anchor. He’s like an immovable wall against his opponents. Moon consistently plays through the whistle as well. He currently holds an offer from Syracuse, but I believe he’ll continue to gain more over the course of the off-season.

You can’t talk about the 2028 class without discussing Davis Moon Davis Moon 6'3" | 305 lbs | OL/DL Valor Christian | 2028 State CO . Measures in at 6’3 310-pounds, and can MOVE. Saying the top freshman offensive lineman is a beast, is an understatement. Right off the bat, you see his elite strength on the tape. He blocked 2 guys with 1 arm each while moving laterally. Moon has a good knee bend and very good flexibility.  He starts with a low pad level and has very good initial quickness out of his stance. Explosive too. He uses very good hand placement and elite hand strength to control and steer the defender. Moon grabs a hold of them, and overpowers the DL. Very good foot quickness. In pass protection, he has a very good anchor, not getting knocked back into the pocket. Very good pull blocker, and outside blocking. Very good timing between his 1^st and 2^nd level blocks. One thing to note about Moon, is his relentless effort. He consistently plays through the whistle, dominating his opponent.  He is one of the top offensive lineman in the state and he’s only a freshman.

Despite being just a freshman, Moon stepped into the lineup and dominated with his impressive size and strength. He displayed remarkable maturity, consistently excelling in pass protection by keeping defenders in front of him and acting as a virtual stone wall. In the running game, he effectively executes combo blocks, climbs to the second level with surprising agility, and creates lanes by overpowering his opponents. Moon has already made a name for himself and is on track to be a dominant force in the years ahead. Expect him to garner Power Four (P4) interest as he begins to attract offers.