I only had to watch Dennis for a few minutes to realize this kid is an absolute dawg. Not only at Receiver but you put him anywhere on the field and he’s going to play that position in an elite way. His quickness and ability to create separation in routes impressed me immediately. Overall I feel that he is going to be a top player in Mississippi in his class at whatever position he chooses.

• Quick breaks at Db/WR
• Small but fast and strong 
• Elite route runner 
• Made good block 
• Small but powerful 
• Fundamentally sound

Dennis is probably the most complete player I saw for the East team over the 3 practices I watched. Played both side of the ball in an Elite way and did not shy away from competition. It was hard to tell what his main position was because of how good he played at each of them. The Mississippi native has a bright future on both side of the ball.

• Made quick breaks at Db/WR. Can stop instantly on a dime and has great speed out of the break
• Shorter player but makes up for it with speed and strength. His height causes no issue for him at all
• Elite route runner. One of the best on team East 
• Isn’t afraid of contact and made good blocks on some bigger dudes 
• Most Fundamentally sound player on the East team and possibly the field 

– Played for the 14U Mississippi Wolfpack this year

– Was a standout member of the Wolfpack team that won AYF Nationals in 2022-2023, despite being one of the younger kids on the team, as a seventh-grader

– He’s listed under this Wide Receiver/Defensive Back umbrella because he can play the slot. But, make no bones about it: he’s a corner. I love him as a cornerback. He can hit and cover with the best of them. Complete player.

-One of the best 7th grade Defensive Backs I have ever seen during my 13+ years of evaluating middle school football talent. Does nearly everything at the position, at an elite level

-Has that “dog in him” that coaches and players talk about. Gives up a decent amount of height right now, but could care less and plays fearlessly

-One of very few 2028 prospects playing in the 14U bracket, he jumped a route and turned it into a game-winning pick-six in the fleeting seconds of AYF National semi-finals