Flowers also moves up a spot and is the top ranked DB in a deep 2028 class of them. Checks all the boxes combining elite range, speed, and diagnosis ability to impact every level of the field. All around game speed including change of direction and long speed allow him transition smoothly and disrupt throwing lanes rapidly. High caliber ball skills consistently tracking the football and winning at the catch point with timing, body control, and high point ability. 36 offers.

Big jump for Flowers in the updated PRZ player rankings moving from #16 overall to #5. Possesses great physical traits for a major D1 safety prospect at 6’2” 180 lbs. with a skillset that blends his speed, range, and high football IQ. He’s a long strider that gives him the ability to cover ground, play sideline to sideline, and close separation with the ball in the air. His transitional speed allows him to smoothly change directions and accelerate coming out of his back pedal. Flashes high level ball skills. He’s able to accurately judge and time out his jump to compete at the high point while showing the coordination and strong hands to win in traffic. Fills aggressively in run support coming downhill and initiating contact with good leverage and wrap up ability. Also a big play threat at receiver on offense with 791 yards and 11 touchdowns in the 2025 season. He’s a national recruit with 18 total offers to date.

Flowers is the biggest riser amongst the top 10 ranked prospects moving from #16 overall to #5. A two-way playmaker for Palos Verdes but projects to roam the secondary at the college level with his savvy athleticism, key play diagnosis ability, and ball skills. Smooth footwork from his back pedal to his transition he’s able to easily flip his hips and accelerate out of his turn to close space with the ball in the air. Shows he can cover deep or plant and drive to work downhill with speed. 18 offers to date.

Flowers had 50 tackles and five interceptions for Palos Verdes this season and earned All-Area honors from The Daily Breeze.

He has offers from USC, Oregon, Ohio State and Ole Miss among others.

Flowers impressed at multiple stops this off-season against the states top talent and is already well on his way to becoming a national recruit. The Palos Verdes product is a long and well built prospect that is fluid in coverage, shows good hips in transition and flashes long speed and recovery length downfield. He has strong ball skills and can get off blocks/trigger and tackle in the open field and is a very physical player that is technically sound against the pass and when getting into the mix in the run game.

Flowers is a big guy who has good recovery length and was deflecting balls all throughout the one-on-one period. He looked comfortable in the individual drills and is a fluid athlete.