Posted his sophomore year midseason highlight tape just a couple of days prior to this writing.

He stands 6’3, 195 pounds and plays wide receiver and safety. This is a current underclassman who needs to be represented in our 2029 Pennsylvania rankings sooner rather than later. Through six weeks, he has already recorded two interceptions, two pass breakups, 18 solo tackles, a ton of assisted tackles, and more than 10 receptions for over 150 yards and a touchdown. A legitimate two way player who is racking up production.

He has also done a good job consistently posting his tape and getting himself out there. His weight room numbers include a 335 pound squat and 240 pound bench.

His midseason tape runs nearly four minutes and showcases all of the production listed above. Offensively, he provides a huge target for his quarterback. He is tough enough to work inside the hashes as a receiver without being deterred or worried about physicality from linebackers and safeties. He is going to bring just as much physicality back to them.

His second rep might be one of his best, reeling in a nasty one handed catch while getting one foot down with a toe drag. It immediately shows college coaches his playmaking potential, catch radius and overall awareness. He looks confident when a 50/50 ball is coming his way and trusts his ability to go get it.

He looks like a legitimate 6’3 on tape, especially when he skies for an interception on his third rep. It is a physically imposing build that is noticeable on the field.

Safeties should be just as worried about bringing him down when he is running slants as they would be with anyone else carrying the football. There is real physicality to his game on both sides.

This is a Division I football player who simply needs to continue producing and getting himself exposure. He could develop into a serious safety prospect, but a rep later in the tape showcasing his closing speed and overall athletic ability leads me to believe wide receiver could be a legitimate option at the next level as well.