Jaxon is our top unsigned prospect. He is an exceptional athlete. A fluid mover who transitions smoothly. His hips are very good and does well moving in and out of breaks. His hip fluidity allows him to be a cover corner, his explosiveness and range allow him to be a deep safety. His ball tracking and sure hands with excellent footwork allow him to be a receiver. He can play any of those positions and is a playmaker. Recruiting coordinators would be getting an exceptional talent, a hard worker and a true student athlete.

Jaxon has been excellent this season and has been used sparingly on offense but when called upon, has been the sparkplug needed. Defensively he’s been great, he’s showcasing great range, closing speed, and the lateral fluidity needed to play at thr next level. He tracks the ball well, is a fluid mover and he is primed to be a starter early on at a D1 program. He’s a Power-Four starter.

Jaxon is an elite athlete and is an effective two way player. He has great footwork, exceptional hip sink, and effortless in his movement. He glides over the field and has great ball-tracking and strong hands. He can play any of the defensive back positions and he has good overall speed and range to be the deep safety and the hands and cover skills to play cornerback and the physical style of play to be a box safety and eliminate any big plays.

Toala is an elite two-way player and as a defensive back is a threat to change the momentum of a game at a moment’s notice. He has great range and closing speed with exceptional hip fluidity and movement patterns. His ball tracking is great, and he showed all of that in his pick six Friday night. Anytime you throw against the West defense, you have to worry about the defensive backs, and the first name you should be afraid of is Toala. He’ll be a multi-year Power-Four starter.

Toala is an exciting two-way athlete and a dynamic player. He is an exceptional route runner and has great footwork, he displays strong hands and has good anticipation. Great size to his game and a player who you line up as a defensive back against the opposing team’s WR1 and then when on offense, draws the opposing team’s shutdown corner and he still excels at both ends. He’ll be fun to watch against Timpview

Toala is an elite athlete and a two-way player. He has the footwork, hip sink, and route running chops to be an elite WR. He is strong at the catch point, does well creating on his own and demands a safety over the top. As a defensive back, his elite footwork comes to light, and his hip fluidity allows him to stick to his receiver and hang at the hip pocket and explode to make a play on the ball. He has a quick acceleration and burst, and has good closing speed and ball tracking skills. He’s a top-end talent on both sides of the ball.

Toala had an exceptional evening and looked fantastic throughout. He is a player who moves well and showcases great athleticism and ball-tracking skills. During the throwing session for the Quarterbacks, he ran smooth routes, no wasted effort, and made everything look easy. He is an exceptional talent and a widely coveted recruit. He is a bona fide stud and a Power-Four starter.

Toala is a twitchy, snappy receiver with excellent footwork. Toala understands tempo and spacing and will attack his corner, get into the defenders’ space, and use his lateral quickness to blow by. He tracks the ball well and shows great concentration. He is a player who can take over a game at a moment’s notice and has tremendous hands and an alpha mentality on the field. Toala’s athleticism and overall route running make him a must-watch every down. He’s been a two-way player, and as a defensive back has great instincts. Toala has excellent closing speed and uses his ball skills to make plays on balls being thrown his way. It’ll be interesting to see if he continues to play both ways next season or if the focus will be at the Wide Receiver position. Toala is a tremendous athlete and one of the best in the state.