Watt showcased a promising blend of speed and awareness, particularly in coverage situations. He moved well for the position, displaying the ability to cover ground and stay engaged in passing lanes. During 3v2, Watt demonstrated solid instincts, reading through the receiver to the quarterback and positioning himself to make plays on the football. His vision stood out as he was able to get in and out of breaks and showed good coverage skills. As a prospect looking to make a splash this offseason, Watt’s performance provided a strong foundation to build upon moving forward.

Watt measures in at 5’11 170-pounds playing RB/SS. He had 144 carries for 624 yards with 8 touchdowns, 57 total tackles (33 solo, 24 assisted), 8 TFL, with 3 sacks. Watt has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, acceleration, good change of direction, speed, and balance. Watt has an explosive start with his acceleration. Good vision with very good inside running. He excels in both short yardage and getting big gains. Watt thrives on the defensive side. He has very good read and reaction. Ranges from run support in the box to the deep zone covering speedy receivers. Very good tackling. Great coverage skills as well. Keep an eye on Watt this off-season.

Watt emerged as a two-way standout for Mountain Range, making a significant impact on the defensive side of the ball. He totaled 57 tackles, added eight tackles for loss and recorded three sacks, consistently finding his way into the backfield. Watt plays with physicality and great instincts, showing a willingness to step into the box and support the run game. His ability to get downhill quickly and disrupt plays makes him a versatile safety prospect. He understands leverage and finishes tackles with authority. With a strong offseason ahead and exposure at team camps, Watt has the tools and production to continue climbing the rankings.