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Jevon Medlock

Defensive Back

2029 Class

5'8" Height

140 Weight

Stockbridge School

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About Jevon

Jevon Medlock is a 5'8" Defensive Back in the 2029 class. Medlock attends Stockbridge in Georgia. Medlock's Player Profile was created on August 26, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Jevon Medlock is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Jevon

Medlock DB

Class

2029

Height

5'8"

Weight

140

HS

Stockbridge

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GA

Jevon Medlock

Listen — I don’t throw this kind of praise around loosely. When you’re in eighth grade and already...

Written by Elise Minor Benton

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Elise Minor Benton

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Listen — I don’t throw this kind of praise around loosely. When you’re in eighth grade and already holding D1 offers from FIU and Georgia State? That’s not hype. That’s real. That’s earned. That tells me one thing: this kid isn’t playing Pop Warner ball — he’s playing with a grown man’s mentality.

Jevon Medlock Jevon Medlock 5'8" | 140 lbs | DB Stockbridge | 2029 State GA , what he’s doing on that field? That’s rare. He’s locking down wideouts like he’s been doing this for a decade. I’ve seen corners hesitate, second-guess, get caught flat-footed — not this young man. He’s confident. He’s calculated. He’s out there erasing whole sections of the field like it’s just business. Quarterbacks already don’t want to throw his way — and he hasn’t even played a snap of high school football yet. You know how crazy that is?

His ball skills? Elite. His footwork? Polished. His instincts? Off the charts. This is a kid who’s not just reacting — he’s anticipating. He sees the route develop, he jumps it, and suddenly that ball’s going the other way. That’s football IQ you can’t teach. That’s feel. That’s preparation. That’s different.

He’s got that smoothness in coverage you usually don’t see until juniors or seniors — and even then, not all of them got it. He mirrors, he stays low, plays through the hands, and competes every single rep. He’s not out there just being fast — he’s technical, too. That’s the separator.

So let me be clear — this isn’t just a good young football player. This is a future problem. If he stays on this path? He’ll be a national name before he ever picks up his high school diploma. And the best part? He’s just getting started.

Written 5 months ago