Justice has added good weight this offseason and that will translate to the pads as he’ll be able to be more physical. He’s added good quickness to his lateral movements this offseason, and he’s a player who will get offers his way at the FCS level, and he has every right to continue to gain that momentum in recruiting. He’s worked hard this offseason to refine his craft, and that should bear fruit this season.

Justice made several key plays during the event, and he is a cover corner that does well on an island and has natural instincts. He uses his longer limbs to disrupt passing lanes and is a cornerback who does a good job of sticking to his receiver and has good closing speed. He’s a corner who has put on good size this offseason and shows good speed to stay with his receivers. He can play in multiple concepts and does everything you want to see in an FCS/FBS caliber player. His recruitment should pick up soon.

Justice had good one-on-one reps on the evening, showed good physicality, and quick burst. He does a good job looking back for the ball and interrupting passing windows. He was one of the better corners on the night, and he is primed for a big offseason and will pick up steam in recruiting.

Reed has been exceptional as a cover corner this year. He blends speed and physicality well. He has good hips, which allows him to stick to a receiver and has the hip sink to line up with twitchier receivers. He does a good job of making a play on the ball and disrupting passing windows. He’ll be a player that gets multiple D1 offers.

Reed is a twitchy cover corner who can be a boundary corner or slide into the slot. That versatility allows him to be in any defensive package and he is looking to have a big year. He’s made significant strides this offseason and he’ll get D1 offers come his way, he’s still honing his craft and is already a D1 talent.

Reed is an athletic cornerback who demonstrates good coverage skills, has good movement patterns, and sticks to his receiver. He has good instincts and makes a play on the ball; he’ll get plenty of D1 offers coming his way.

Reed had a great showing on the evening during the 1v1 and the 7v7’s. He has good speed and natural instincts. Reed showcased good physicality and coverage skills. He’s a versatile player who can be a boundary corner or slide inside to cover the slot as he has good lateral quickness to keep up with twitchier receivers. Reed showed great versatility and had himself a good showing. He is a player that should get looked at regionally in recruiting.

Reed is a boundary corner with good athletic traits. He does well against lanky receivers and has a good spring to cause disruption and interfere in passing lanes. Reed will likely move to a nickel corner at the next stage because of his good hips and twitchiness. He can cover the opposing team’s slot receiver and use his hip bend and the explosive first step to his advantage without concerns about the receiver’s length. Reed does a good job at anticipating and doesn’t have hesitation, he does a good job at sticking to receivers and has active hands to disrupt passing lanes. Those traits would make him an excellent slot corner but he isn’t limited to that. He’ll hold his own on the boundary and has good closing speed. He will turn and burn and does a good job at looking back for the ball. Overall Reed is a good versatile prospect.