Naser measures in at 6’2 275-pounds. This guard has an unquenchable fire in him, and very good competitive toughness. He has very good initial quickness out of his stance with very good hand speed. Explodes out of his stance, rolling his hips back with explosive leg drive. Maintains a low pad level throughout due to his knee bend and flexibility. Naser has very good body control. Very good hand placement and hand strength with very good strength. Does a great job neutralizing pass rush technique. Naser has quick and controlled footwork. Controls and steers the defender to create running lanes as well as extra time in the pocket for his QB. Naser displays an ability to run block on the move, blocking out in open space. Good acceleration and speed from 1^st to 2^nd level blocks. Does a great job on pull blocks. Naser displays a good anchor too. One thing about Naser is how he consistently plays through the whistle. I’m very excited to see how he continues his development, he has a lot of potential.

Naser measures in at 6’2 275-pounds and is another versatile lineman. Nader has very good initial quickness out of his stance paired with very good hand speed allowing him to gain the upper hand on his opponents. Very good hand placement with hand strength to control and steer his opponent. Very good strength and was doing a good job on the 1 on 1s throughout the session. He maintains a low pad level due to his good knee bend, flexibility, balance, and very good body control. Very good foot quickness and foot work. Does a great job to neutralize pass rush moves with his hands and a stout anchor. On film and the session, showed his good acceleration from the 1^st to 2^nd levels. I’m very excited to see how Naser continues to develop, and I believe he will gain more traction as the off-season continues.

Hadey Naser Hadey Naser 6'1" | 275 lbs | OL/DL Cherokee Trail | 2027 CO is a rising OL for the Cougars.   Standing at 6’2 270, Naser has a good base on contact and doesn’t stop his feet through contact.  He does a good job refitting his hands in the run game.  Naser works well on DBL teams to bump and climb. On pulls, he understands his assignment, scans for work, and consistnetly finds the right backer to block.  In pass pro, Naser is patient and times his strikes well.  He shows different techniques to win blocks including getting extension and burying guys, independent hands, and a strong strikes.