Julian Adorno Julian Adorno 5'11" | 200 lbs | LB Souderton | 2025 State PA is a classic middle linebacker who makes tackles inside the box well. He does a great job of reading his keys and then triggering downhill. He is excellent in stopping the run. Adorno is also a good tackler, especially in the open field. He also did a good job on film chasing plays all over the field. Adorno is a good linebacker prospect.

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• 5’10, 200
• 1st-Team All-League

A bit proud to see Adorno cash in on an offseason filled with hard work. This ranking should be low on the list of accomplishments if I’m being honest. Souderton’s Adorno led the undefeated defense in tackles with 85 total, while also bringing home 1st-Team All-League honors. There are some stud backers in his conference, this accolade is celebration-worthy. As far as the tape goes, it checks out. Adorno is usually deployed as the MIKE backer stationed behind a four-man front. Souderton likes to align their OLB/SCB outside of the tackles from what I can tell on tape, so Adorno is left on a bit of an island between the tackles. Can’t have a hesitant or thinking backer in this situation. You need a mut that’s going to read and react and fly to the football on the back of his instincts, that’s what you get with Adorno. He isn’t 6’3, 220, yet he sifts through traffic and meets ball carriers as if he were. I like his discipline when running and tracking outside the hash marks. If he’s chasing down QBs, he isn’t doing so with his head on fire, he’s  controlled, good angle-taker when plays bounce outside. Good motor and effort, unafraid to take on blocks, not a kid who’s going to attempt to run around second-level blockers. Happy to see him put forth this level of tape. 16 LBs received FBS level grades this update, 33 might seem like a low number, yet Adorno is inside one of the best LBer classes I’ve covered since working at PRZ. Excited to see what he has planned next.