The Rush-Henrietta prospect, showcases elite versatility and I like his speed with the ball in his hands. He can explode for big time runs, and taking off, is something he excels at. Past the first level means he is gone, and he has an exceptional use of his arms and strength allowing him to bounce off tackles and break past the D-Line. He has exceptional vision, and is elite at finding holes across the line, creating big gains. He can make catches as well, and showcases good route running, and solid hands allowing him to make catches.

Wagstaff had himself a game against Greece Olympia/Odyssey, helping Rush Henrietta, pick up a big 55-13 win.

Wagstaff starred in the receiving and rushing game for the Royal Comets. He had two catches for 54 yards, and tallied 120 yards on the ground, with two touchdowns, and ten carries.

Imani Wagstaff Imani Wagstaff 5'11" | 185 lbs | RB Rush-Henrietta | 2027 State NY is a versatile standout on both the offensive and defensive sides of the football. Wagstaff is a shifty player that can be utilized all over, including at WR on quick screens, jet motions, short digs, and deep crossers. Wagstaff can also operate out of the backfield, where he logged 21 carries. With the ball in his hands, Wagstaff’s nimble footwork and quick acceleration allow him to weave through tackle attempts and create big gains. Comparably at the OLB spot, he is quick in reaction and shows impressive aggressiveness when bringing down ball carriers.

Wagstaff is a true gadget guy on offense. He can line up outside, in the slot, or in the backfield and make plays down the field or in the screen/short passing game. Also a defensive back, Wagstaff rarely comes off the field. He is a solid athlete and shows some quickness in the open field. He plays with a good motor and is a willing tackler coming downhill.

Wagstaff was a big-time contributor to Rush-Henrietta’s impressive run to the Section V AA Final. Wagstaff can line up all over the offense with a lot of film from RB & WR and in an SS position on defense. Wagstaff is a solid athlete; he does a good job of making guys miss in open spaces and is a very smooth-looking athlete as he changes direction.

His best skill set is his versatility. I think he still needs to add some strength to his frame and even continue to develop that athleticism, but there are guys who just have really good football instincts, and Wagstaff is one of those guys.