Donnez Marshall is a 5'8" Linebacker in the 2026 class.
Marshall attends Shelby County in Kentucky.
Marshall's Player Profile was created on February 4, 2022.
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Donnez
MarshallLB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
250
HS
Shelby County
|
KY
Intriguing Defensive 2026s to Watch For
I am additionally impressed with Donnez Marshall , a defensive lineman at Shelby County High School. On top...
Written by Drew Toennies
Donnez
MarshallLB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
250
HS
Shelby County
|
KY
Under the Radar 2026 Defensive Linemen to Watch For
In the first place spot on my list is Donnez Marshall , a defensive lineman at Shelby County...
Written by Drew Toennies
Donnez
MarshallLB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
250
HS
Shelby County
|
KY
2026 Rankings Release: Defensive Line
Donnez Marshall is a player that recently jumped onto my radar. He is coming off a solid freshman...
Written by Ryan Lippert
Donnez
MarshallLB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
250
HS
Shelby County
|
KY
Kentucky Sleepers to Watch for: Class of 2026 Defense
Donnez Marshall specializes at trucking over the opposing offensive line to put pressure on the quarterback and make...
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I am additionally impressed with Donnez MarshallDonnezMarshall
5'8" | 250 lbs | LB
Shelby County | 2026 KY
, a defensive lineman at Shelby County High School. On top of great size and speed off the snap, Marshall stands out with his ability to slip past the offensive line and consistently drop the gunslinger to the ground, proving his defensive explosiveness. I also like Marshall’s ability to read the offense and find weak spots in the line to apply pressure.
In the first place spot on my list is Donnez MarshallDonnezMarshall
5'8" | 250 lbs | LB
Shelby County | 2026 KY
, a defensive lineman at Shelby County High School. Marshall stands out with his explosiveness at the line of scrimmage, proving he can use his size and strength to blast the opposition and create chaos for the offense in the pocket. I also like Marshall’s ability to slip past openings in the offensive line to apply pressure on and sack the quarterback.
Donnez MarshallDonnezMarshall
5'8" | 250 lbs | LB
Shelby County | 2026 KY
is a player that recently jumped onto my radar. He is coming off a solid freshman season in which he finished with 39 tackles, three tackles for loss, and four sacks. Marshall lines up at defensive end and plays with a very high motor. Once he sees where the ball is going, he gets there in a hurry and is a very reliable tackler in the open field. Donnez is also an impressive pass rusher, using his speed and strength to beat opposing offensive tackles off the edge. Marshall doesn’t currently hold any offers but he will be a player to keep an eye on as he continues to develop.
Donnez MarshallDonnezMarshall
5'8" | 250 lbs | LB
Shelby County | 2026 KY
specializes at trucking over the opposing offensive line to put pressure on the quarterback and make defensive stops behind the line of scrimmage. Donnez, a 5’9 240lb DT from Shelby County High School, utilizes his strength and physical endurance to maintain his strong push on the opposing guard to drive past him to put pressure on the QB. What I also like about Marshall is that he uses a lot more leg drive to maneuver himself past the line of scrimmage as opposed to using more upper body like many defensive ends and other D Linemen use to slip past blockers. Because his leg strength is much stronger than any other player on that field, he can use that to push himself through an opposing blocker and reach the QB. Like I briefly mentioned earlier, what is most intriguing is his endurance. Furthermore, Marshall can withstand the same level of power and energy for long periods of time on every play. This enables him to beat out the stamina of a blocker and still have the energy to reach a ball carrier to take them down. As of now he has no college interests or invites to camps, but I believe that will change soon.