Manship is someone I’ve seen in person a few times who not only has always looked the part, but the potential has always been clear and obvious. He’s a natural athlete with long strides, big hands, and knows how to use his frame down the field. He’s a big redzone target for his offense and will come down with those 50/50 balls. He’s a capable blocker but is best when he’s out on routes creating mismatches for the offense. His 8 TDs alone last year had defenses keying on him.

Manship is quickly developing for Eastern Hancock and not only gave them a reliable target all season, but he also gave the QBs at the camp a safety blanket. His size and length with how physical he is, make it hard for defenders to stay on him. He’s a much better athlete than they anticipate, and he catches them flat-footed. He caught 8 TDs this year for Eastern Hancock and caught the most deep balls from the TE position on Sunday. His downfield ability is fun to see,e and then he’s got the ability to come up to the line and block.

Manship has had back-to-back good years to start his career. He’s improved since last year in all phases up front. He’s stronger, bigger, a bit quicker, and has a better understanding of what he needs to do. He’s able to split double-teams and wrap up ball carriers in tight gaps. His 73 tackles, 7 TFLs, 3.5 sacks, and 1 interception have him set up to finish strong.