Elijah is one of the top players in the class of 2023 in the state, ranking 29th in the PrepRedZone rankings. He’s a stellar defensive back, having some fantastic patience. He reads the play well, being able to cut off the pass easily with his speed. He gets to the ball carrier quickly, being able to wrap up nicely too.

Brady is another guy that isn’t getting a ton of national attention right now, but make no mistake, this guy can fly. With a handful of offers already on the table, a big senior season on the stat sheet will go a long way towards building that number up prior to National Signing Day. West Seattle has designed ways to get the ball in his hands on offense and special teams, and he has paid that plan off handsomely, as he is consistently able to break big plays as a returner and receiver. However, offensive playmaking is not the reason that schools are looking at Brady right now; rather, it is his exceptional playmaking on the defensive side that makes him so dangerous. He thrives in the slot corner role, as he is equally proficient in coming off the edge and stopping plays in the backfield and shutting down opposing receivers deep down the field. No matter what Brady is doing on the field, you can see that he is a special athlete with impressive explosion and twitch, and whichever school he attends next fall will get an immediate playmaker.