Maddox Cole, Nitro - Prep Redzone

Maddox Cole

Class: 2025
Position: K
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 140
School: Nitro

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About Maddox

Maddox Cole is a 6'0" Kicker in the 2025 class. Cole attends Nitro in West Virginia. Cole's Player Profile was created on July 16, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Maddox Cole is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Expert Analysis

Maddox

Cole K

Class

2025

Height

6'0"

Weight

140

HS

Nitro

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WV

Maddox Cole

Nitro will have one of the better specialists in the 2025 class to utilize again this season in...

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Matt Layton

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Nitro will have one of the better specialists in the 2025 class to utilize again this season in Maddox Cole Maddox Cole 6'0" | 140 lbs | K Nitro | 2025 State WV . Cole was a reliable kicker for the Wildcats last season whose leg will get plenty of use again during his senior year with their prolific offense.

Here’s what we recently said about Cole in our 2025 rankings New Additions article:

“An underrated 2025 specialist to know this season is Nitro’s Maddox Cole Maddox Cole 6'0" | 140 lbs | K Nitro | 2025 State WV who quietly had a very good year for the Wildcats in 2023. Cole was a consistent PAT kicker last season converting on 54/59 extra points while doubling as their kickoff man with a 46-yard average with a long of 60 and 7 touchbacks. He has a long frame at 6’0 with the potential to add considerable weight to it which will greatly benefit his already quality leg strength even more in the future. Cole’s mechanics are still a bit raw at this point, but his power and athleticism were apparent in the limited film available to us. Although no evidence of in-game field goals to gauge his range, Cole likely has the ability to hit from 40+ judging by his pop on PATs and kickoffs. He also gets a nice arc on his kicks without danger of getting them blocked which also translates well to his field goal potential.”