Madkins is a different type of player. He plays with such urgency and fire teammates cannot help but feed off of him. Madkins has elite ball skills and is a hawk in the secondary. Any ball thrown in his vicinity is an interception and he has the speed to play sideline to sideline. Madkins plays with great physicality and will get into the mix near the line of scrimmage. He is a strong tackler and will close the distance in a hurry. On the offensive side of the ball, the blazing speed is unmatched. He is electric. Madkins will turn a screen into an explosive run-after-the-catch touchdown in a blink of an eye. He has excellent body control and strong hands that are seen on those sideline catches. As a runner he is tough, fighting through contact and using his vision to weave through defenders. Madkins is something special and is a must-watch on the field. Lock in to his play moving forward.

Liam had a monster season that jumps off the film in every phase of the game. With 6 interceptions — including 2 pick-sixes — and 8 pass breakups, he’s a true ball hawk who can completely alter a quarterback’s approach. His coverage skills are elite: he reads routes, times breaks perfectly, and stays disciplined over the top, effectively shutting down his assignments. The fact that he allowed 0 touchdowns speaks volumes about his ability to lock down opponents and control the back end.

But Liam isn’t just a coverage player — he’s physical, aggressive, and impactful in the run game. Over 70 tackles, 10+ tackles for loss, 2 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles show he comes downhill with authority, consistently making plays behind the line and around the edges. On film, he’s a rare combination of ball skills, range, and physicality, capable of swinging momentum on every snap. He’s the kind of player who makes his presence felt on every play and gives his team a true edge in the secondary.

4.32 on a laser??

Madkins, the 5’9 ATH from Cypress Falls, left our staff speechless with his 40-time during the SKLZ Speed Challenge this weekend in Houston.

Liam’s time currently tops our national leaderboard, and it’s hard to imagine anyone takes that crown from him this season.

In case his collection of D1 offers weren’t enough, let his 40 time confirm for you that Liam will be a must-watch player next season as he enters his senior year.

An electrifying two-way star for the Eagles, Madkins lines up at nickelback on defense while getting involved as a gadget for the offense. Liam absolutely flies around the field on both sides of the ball, showcasing incredible 4.3 speed. Defensively, he is a twitched-up DB with great instincts and burst to the football. Thriving at breaking up passes and flying into ball carriers in zone coverage, Madkins also demonstrates the ability to bump and run in man. Offensively, it’s a matter of find ways to get the ball in his hands and watch him twist, cut, jump, and accelerate downfield. With 4 INTs, 38 tackles, nearly 200 scrimmage yards, and 4 TDs, Liam is a true do-it-all weapon. With offers from Baylor, Houston, and UTSA, watch for Madkins to impact the game in multiple ways tonight.

Liam put together a standout performance, finding the end zone twice and making his presence felt every time he touched the ball. He ran with great vision and burst, showing the ability to hit open lanes and create explosive plays. His toughness between the tackles and balance through contact kept drives alive, while his second touchdown helped seal the momentum for his team. Liam’s effort and energy were key in the team’s offensive success and showed why he’s such a reliable playmaker.