Osby, committed to Western Kentucky, makes all the checks and calls on the back end for Lovejoy. He is a thinner player who has made some strides physically, but still has some tread on the tires with more development. He is a downhill, physical player who is not afraid to hit. His best ball is ahead of him.

A technically sound cornerback in the metro-Atlanta area who understands the position and brings above-average athleticism, Osby will be added to the next Prep Redzone rankings after a strong junior season in 2025. The big 6-foot-1 180-pounder shows fluid hips, good speed, and plays the sideline well in his favor. He plays with confidence, knows how to tackle, and shined down the field in coverage throughout the season. His stock is rising and he added a new offer recently from Wofford. Look for more to possibly come his way this spring.

Super thin. Plenty of growth left in the tank. Plays best with cushion, reads routes well. Tracks ball efficiently over shoulder. Plays under control. Hovers low to the ground when tackling. Not afraid to stick his head in and hit. College coaches will probably want to see him run in person.

Osby has been one of the more popular players at Jonesboro for college coaches this offseason having added some FBS offers under his belt. He looks to be next in line for Jonesboro. He is a lightweight prospect with plenty of mass to be added to his frame. He comes downhill aggressively, does a good job settling down, and attacks the trunk of ball carriers to upend bigger playmakers. Smooth operator who glides into his backpedal. Flips his hips effortlessly, allowing him to match receivers and remain in stride. Osby is light on his feet and changes direction well, allowing him to handle double moves and match talented receivers. He is only going to get better as he grows.