Kevon Walker Kevon Walker 6'4" | 250 lbs | DL Canisius | 2024 State NY just oozes potential when you watch the film. The TE/DE from Canisius was a dominant player for multiple season. Walker has elite length and a big frame which often led to him overpoweing offensive lineman in high school. Walker is still a raw athlete but shows flashes of some serious power and change of direction coming for the ball. Walker is a physical tackler whose length helps him wrap up and bring guys down with high-level consistency. Walker shows some good hand usage at the point of attack and in obvious passing situations shows he has a good pass rush plan and the ability to win with power or speed. Walker is developing and as he continues to add strength and size in the weight room refining his footwork, body control, and becoming more consistent and precise with his hands will make him a dangerous defensive end. Walker has an extremely high ceiling will be an intriguing player to watch throughout his career.

Kevon Walker Kevon Walker 6'4" | 250 lbs | DL Canisius | 2024 State NY has the measurables and he now has his first offer from Gannon, likely just the start for the 6’4 250lb TE/DE.

Kevon Walker Kevon Walker 6'4" | 250 lbs | DL Canisius | 2024 State NY is one of the most intriguing prospects headed into this season because he has clear D1 size and the athleticism is there but the production not quite to the level of his size and athleticism. Walker was a really solid impactful player for Canisius this season but this fall will be huge for the defensive end. Walker has the ability to dominate and shows flashes of being one of the best defensive lineman in New York. However, if Walker could play with much more consistency and urgency he would absolutely take the next step and become a dominant player instead of just a solid defender who shows the occasional flash of being great. Overall, there is not a player in New York that could make a bigger jump from what we already know to what we could see this season in terms of tape and recruiting than Walker.