Keyon has built a strong foundation playing tackle in high school, and his film shows why he was one of the most highly regarded linemen in the class. He plays with great balance, staying under control when defenders try to change direction or attack with speed. One of his biggest strengths is how well he uses his hands, keeping defenders from getting to his frame and creating separation throughout the rep. In the run game, he does a great job working angles, sealing off defenders, and creating movement without needing to overextend.

Keyon is an electric and explosive dog at the left tackle position. In a run-heavy offense, he excels in his often-assigned pulls, moving agile for his size and thriving at exploding out of his hips and striking defenders. He also possesses a high motor and is intentional with his footwork and hands. While there is little pass pro work on film, Hemphill-Woods definitely has the traits necessary to hold an anchor on the blindside of the pocket. He should be in store for a strong junior year with the Cardinals offense. Keyon has already received several college offers from school such as, Illinois, Arizona State, and Houston.