Solid height and size. Good athletic ability with very good foot quickness, good lateral agility, change of direction, flexibility, hand quickness, acceleration, balance, and solid foot speed. Plays Defensive Back and Running Back. On defense, I project him to be a Corner but he does have Safety flexibility. He has quick hands at the line scrimmage that will force WRs off their path. His hip fluidity allows him to quickly turn and run with the receiver to keep good man coverage. His very good foot quickness, change of direction, lateral agility, and balance allow him to keep tight coverage on change of direction routes and be in a position to make a play on the ball with his solid ball skills. Plays with good physical toughness, not shying away from contact, and will fight through blocks in run support. He is a dependable open-field tackler who can bring down WRs and RBs that are bigger than him. He finished the season with 54 tackles, 26 solo, 10 pass breakups, and 2 forced fumbles.

On offense, he shows good burst as a running back that gets him to the second level quickly with his good acceleration and explosiveness. Shows good contact balance as a runner to run through arm tackles. He has good elusiveness in the open field to finish the run. He finished the season with 1,163 rushing yards, and 1,247 all-purpose yards.

Overall, a solid player who will be a great addition to any team he plays for due to his leadership and the competitive toughness he shows. Should gain a lot of interest from DII schools, and that is his floor in my opinion.

Hudl / X

Zeke is everything as advertised. What impressed me most in the game is the physical toughness he plays with, especially at the running back position. He does not shy away from contact, and his feet keep churning on every run. He is a football player at heart, and it shows on the field.

Hudl / X

Most of Zeke’s mid-season tape is on offense, and he is running with good balance and burst at the running back position. Showing ability to run both inside and outside, with patience to allow his blocks to develop and then use his explosiveness, acceleration, and balance to burst through the hole. He will run through arm tackles and has the agility to make people miss in the open field. On defense he has quick hands to jam receivers on the line of scrimmage and also shows a clip of him playing safety.

Hudl / X

We have been high on the Mustangs workhorse star running back for a while, I broke down my thoughts below:

The All Central Valley running back  Ezekiel Pour Ezekiel Pour 5'10" | 170 lbs | ATH Monticello | 2025 State VA  had 1,100 rushing yards as a junior but his college future may be at defensive back. A shifty back who just needs a little daylight to go the distance, but defensively at corner he is lockdown. Our 38th ranked athlete in the state, I could see Pour playing multiple positions at FCS level.

Since we last wrote on him Pour has been focused on leading Monticello on what they began his junior season. Between him and Engle alone this offense will be fun to watch.

Ezekiel is no stranger to us at Prep Redzone. Carl and I have been impressed with what we see in his game. Carl recently wrote about him here. What stood out at the combine was something you can’t evaluate on film, and that was Ezekiel’s leadership. First, he was coachable, and second, he was encouraging and helping the rest of the RBs and DBs at the combine with their technique to make them better. He is selfless and wants the best out of everyone, but don’t let that distract you from the level of play he provides. Would not be shocked to see him eventually receive an FCS offer.

Testing (in rain)
40 (ET): 4.9
Shuttle (HT): 4.72
Broad: 9’00”

Hudl / X