Cordova is a high upside receiver whose size and ball skills make him a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. Standing at 6’3, he is able to use his length and impressive catch radius to consistently win the 50/50 catches, especially in the red zone where he becomes a reliable scoring threat. He demonstrated his ability to make highlight reel plays last season and has continued building momentum entering the fall. As his role in the offense expands, increased production could significantly boost his recruiting profile and establish him as one of the top rising receivers in souther Colorado this season.

Cordova is the definition of a two-way player, playing wide receiver and defensive end. He measures in at 6’3 185-pounds. Cordova had 91 total tackles (63 solo, 28 assisted), 13 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 3 QB pressures, 1 PD, 5 FF, 3 FR, 27 receptions for 575 yards with 10 touchdowns. He has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, speed, good change of direction, and acceleration. Explosive burst out of his stance with a good bend around the edge. Cordova creates contact first and moves the OL out of the way his very good tackling. Good bull rush and nice spin move. Very good tackler. As a receiver, he has very good ball tracking and catching. Very good body control and ball adjustment. Cordova excels at contested catches, jumping over the DB to make the catch. Productive run blocker as well. His play demands more looks as we continue into the off-season.

Cordova is a versatile prospect for Pueblo South. The 6’3 185-pound WR/DE had 27 receptions for 575 yards and 10 touchdowns with 91 total tackles (63 solo, 28 assisted), 13 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 3 QB pressures, 1 PD, 5 FF, and 3 FR. With 2 of those fumbles being returned for touchdowns. Cordova has good athletic ability due to very good speed, jumping, good acceleration, and change of direction. Good release with good separation quickness. Very good catching and ball tracking. Very good body control and adjustment. He made a crazy catch in the endzone by propelling himself and extending his arms to make the touchdown. Great possession receiver. Cordova is also a good blocker. On the defensive side, he continues to thrive. Good initial quickness out of his stance. Good block shedding with a good bull rush. Very good blitzer. He consistently lays the boom. Very good tackling. Excellent playmaker.

Cordova doesn’t play like a sophomore—he plays like a star in the making. At 6’3″ with elite closing speed and fluid hips, he posted 72 tackles (43 solo), three tackles for loss, a sack, and a stat sheet full of chaos: two QB hurries, two fumble recoveries, a forced fumble, and a defensive score. He’s the kind of athlete who flips games—and projects as a future household name.

Pueblo South has a plethora of young talent, and Cordova is no different. Measuring in at 6’3 185-pounds, Cordova played WR/DE. He had 14 receptions for 347 yards and 1 touchdown, 72 total tackles (43 solo, 29 assisted), 3 TFL, 1 sack, 2 QB hurries, 1 FF, 2 FR, 1 PD, and 1 pick 6.  He has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, and lateral quickness. Elite competitive toughness. On multiple plays, he’ll get into the backfield, barely missing the QB. That doesn’t stop him, he’ll run 30+ yards downfield to be the first one tackling the WR or RB. It’s VERY uncommon for a defensive end to give that much of an extra effort. Cordova is a very physical player and a hard hitter. He has a low pad level, and good hand placement to move the OL around. Very good spin move, and good bull rush to knock them off their toes. Kid’s a monster, he brought a tipped pass back to the endzone. I’m beyond impressed with this kid.