Andrews is an instinctive safety with the ability to deliver big hits and disrupt offenses. Andrews excels at reading plays as they develop, allowing him to close gaps quickly and make impactful tackles in open field. His combination of vision and speed makes him a formidable presence in run defense, while his instincts enable him to fill gaps effectively and scrape over the top to make plays on the ball. He is uncommitted and looking for an opportunity at the collegiate level, where his physical style of play will undoubtedly make him an asset to any defense. Programs seeking a player with a blend of instincts and toughness should take a closer look at Andrews.

Rounding off this list is Jericho Andrews Jericho Andrews 6'1" | 180 lbs | DB Grandview | 2025 State CO . Andrews had a massive performance against Rock Canyon. The free safety had 17 total tackles (10 solo, 7 assisted) with 3 TFL. He has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, and good change of direction. Andrews showed his very good athletic ability by coming in like a missile from the deep safety position to tackle the ball carrier. Andrews watched the QB’s eyes and diagnosed the play, putting himself in position to succeed. Very good competitive toughness. He was all over the field running sideline to sideline to help his teammates finish tackles. He’s a hard hitter, and would come down into the box to help with the run game. This was his best performance this season, and I’m excited to see how he follows it up in week 5.

Andrews had a dominant performance, recording 10 solo tackles, 7 assisted tackles, and 3 tackles for loss. Andrews’s ability to fly around the field and make plays was a key part of Grandview’s defensive success. He excelled in open-field tackling, consistently bringing down ball carriers before they could break free. Andrews’s knack for getting into the backfield and making tackles behind the line of scrimmage added to his impact, as he helped shut down the opposition’s offensive rhythm.