Josiah Thomas-Flores is a 6'5" Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Thomas-Flores attends Denver South in Colorado.
Thomas-Flores's Player Profile was created on March 5, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Josiah
Thomas-FloresDL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
250
HS
Denver South
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CO
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Thomas-Flores is a monster brewing for Denver South. He measures in at 6’5 250-pounds playing DE. Last season,...
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Josiah
Thomas-FloresDL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
250
HS
Denver South
|
CO
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Thomas-Flores measures in at 6’5 250-pounds playing DE for Denver South. Last season, he had 30 total tackles...
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Josiah
Thomas-FloresDL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
250
HS
Denver South
|
CO
Defensive MVPs of the Colorado Exposure Series
Thomas-Flores was a consistent thorn for his opponents all camp long. He mainly plays defensive end, however due...
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Josiah
Thomas-FloresDL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
250
HS
Denver South
|
CO
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Matt Tate | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt Tate
Prep Redzone Scout
Thomas-Flores is a monster brewing for Denver South. He measures in at 6’5 250-pounds playing DE. Last season, he had 30 total tackles (22 solo, 8 assisted), 7 TFL, with 2 sacks. He has good athletic ability due to very good lateral quickness, balance, good acceleration, and speed. Thomas-Flores has very good initial quickness out of his stance with very good hand speed to engage his opponent first. Uses his very good strength and hand strength to rip through blocks. Thomas-Flores has a powerful bull rush to knock OL’s off of their anchor and create pressure. Good get off and block shedding ability. One thing about Thomas-Flores is his competitive toughness and relentless pursuit. He will chase the ball carrier past the line of scrimmage to get the tackle. He’s a beast with a lot of potential and he’s just getting started.
Thomas-Flores measures in at 6’5 250-pounds playing DE for Denver South. Last season, he had 30 total tackles (22 solo, 8 assisted), 7 TFL, with 2 sacks. Flores has good athletic ability due to very good lateral quickness, good acceleration, and speed. Very good initial quickness out of his stance. Uses his very good strength and hand strength to gain the upper hand. Good get off and block shedding. Thomas-Flores consistently creates interior pressure with his powerful bull rush. Plugs gap and uses his lateral quickness to get the tackle. He demonstrates relentless pursuit, chasing the ball carrier out into open space to get the tackle. Thomas-Flores also will put his hands up to create pass deflections at the line of scrimmage. Must know prospect going forward in the 2027 class.
Thomas-Flores was a consistent thorn for his opponents all camp long. He mainly plays defensive end, however due to his size and technique, he even got some looks at offensive tackle. Thomas-Flores used his very good strength to overpower his opponents. Showed off his flexibility and bend while rushing around the corner. Explosive out of his stance with very good hand speed. He’d use his smooth swim and spin moves to win the reps. Throughout; he showed his coachability including when he was getting reps as an offensive tackle. Attentive, smart, and implemented what was taught. As an offensive tackle, he showed his good use of hands and controlled footwork. He has a very high ceiling with a lot of potential and dominated throughout. Colleges should take note of his performance.
A disruptive force on both sides of the ball, Thomas-Flores is a game changer for his team. Defensively, he plays with power at the line of scrimmage, collapsing gaps and clogging running lanes. His ability to disrupt passing plays by batting down balls down at the line shows his vision to make things happen. He also contributes on special teams, with the potential to block field goals. Offensively, he showcases strong hand placement and the ability to seal the edge, opening up running lanes for his backs. He excels in space, getting downfield on screens and setting up explosive plays. Expect Thomas-Flores to be a player that pops onto radars and turns some heads this season.