Landon continues the theme of talented two-way players for the Storm. Landon was one of the leading receivers for the Storm last season, and his height and catch radius are major pluses in working downfield for big plays against favorable coverage looks. Landon has good discipline in running his routes and is a willing blocker in the running game. Landon also makes a good impact in the defensive secondary, where he had 6 interceptions and 30 tackles. Landon is a returning All-Conference player, and he’ll be a big key to the Storm’s success once again this season.

A freak athlete, Lee is an alien on the defensive side of the ball. He flashed elite ball skills in 2025, picking off six passes. He’s the type of player who can match up with receivers, tight ends, or even running backs, with elite speed and high-level coverage skills. The 6’3″+ safety trend is growing, and some college is going to benefit greatly from a guy who can play multiple positions against differing personnel groupings.

Landon showed a special ability to make contested catches on a number of different routes. I liked Landon’s route running ability and at 6’3, he provides a catch radius that allows his quarterback a nice safe target to get the ball to consistently. Landon should have a strong upcoming season on the field for the Storm.