Kobe is putting together one of the most complete stat profiles you’ll see from a true ATH: 1,474 passing yards with 15 passing TDs, 1,438 rushing yards with 23 rushing TDs, and even 640 receiving yards with 7 receiving TDs totaling 3,552 yards and 45 touchdowns.

What stands out immediately is the total versatility. He’s not locked into one position or one way of impacting the game. As a quarterback, he shows enough control to move the offense and finish drives through the air. As a runner, he’s a true problem over 1,400 yards and 23 scores show he can carry the offense on the ground with vision, burst, and toughness between the tackles.

Then you add the receiving production, and it confirms he’s more than just a QB or runner he’s a designed weapon. Whether it’s motion, direct snaps in space, or creative packages, he forces defenses to account for him on every snap. Haynes hold offers from TCU, Baylor, Houtson and more.

obe stood out for his play speed and competitive mindset throughout the day. He moved with urgency in every drill and showed natural explosiveness when getting in and out of breaks.

In individual periods, his releases were quick and purposeful, allowing him to gain early leverage on defenders. He demonstrated strong body control when adjusting to different route concepts and showed the ability to sink his hips and change direction smoothly. His attention to detail in route timing made his reps look polished.

Kobe had a monster performance as an athlete, hauling in 8 catches for 208 yards and 3 touchdowns. He consistently made big plays, showing speed, elusiveness, and reliable hands. Whether stretching the field or turning short catches into explosive gains, Kobe proved to be a dynamic playmaker and a constant threat for the defense.