Jawaad Hanton

Jawaad Hanton
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Vic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
Let’s begin with the usual suspect and the top-ranked senior on the team, Elijah Beaty Elijah Beaty 6'0" | 170 lbs | DB Bonner-Prendie | 2023 State PA . I have seen the growth, both mentally and physically, first-hand. Dating back to last season, where he earned every rep that was given to him as a first-year starter as a junior cornerback, all the way to the present day, where Beaty acts as one of the best corner prospects in all of Philadelphia. We finally got to see a quarterback test Beaty some in recent weeks. There’s an evident fire burning in this kid. I speak highly of the young man’s abilities to cover at corner, yet recently, he’s put a clear emphasis on becoming a real factor in run support. Beaty is shedding off blocks with the intent to bring down BCs. Beaty is blitzing off the edge effectively and timely. Beaty is getting involved in all things special teams and blocking too, all things collegiate coaching staffs love to see on tape. His bread and butter are his coverage skills at corner, that’s where the young man will earn a living, he’s shown that week in and week out, but his efforts in run support aren’t going unnoticed. Beaty also came up with his interception of the year two weeks ago, he’d have more if he was tested more often. Happy to see the week-by-week improvement in this kid’s game.
Answer Saie Answer Saie 5'11" | 170 lbs | DB Monsignor Bonner | 2023 State PA and Jawaad Hanton Jawaad Hanton 5'10" | 250 lbs | DL Bonner-Prendie | 2023 State PA are staple seniors that have been working for victories since I set my eyes on them. Last I saw Saie, he exited the game with an unfortunate shoulder injury that left him frustrated, to say the least. His efforts would have been valued if he played in that Haverford game. Since, the Friar passing game has been a breath of fresh air, with Saie leading the team in receptions with five in two games. Saie could lead a trio of wideouts that could do serious damage if the right quarterback is under center.
Hanton continues to keep his head down and plug holes against damn near every offensive line he matches up against. Hanton has some talent around him, a desirable situation that often leads to reps where he is single-blocked. Tough task to keep this kid from clogging lanes if he’s not double-teamed. I saw this 5’10, 250-pound beast eat up and sustain gaps against behemoth 6’4 and 6’5 linemen. That says enough in my eyes.
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