Armstrong looked smooth throughout drills at defensive back, moving with real fluidity in and out of transitions. He stayed light on his feet, didn’t waste steps, and showed he can change direction without losing speed. In coverage work, he kept good positioning and didn’t panic when routes got aggressive, which helped him stay composed through every rep. As the drills went on, he continued to settle in and look more confident competing in space. It was a clean, controlled showing that stood out for how effortless he made the movement look.

Major is a quarterback who transferred from Jasper to Manvel High School and brings clear playmaking ability and confidence to the position. On film, he shows a strong command of the offense, operating with poise in the pocket and keeping his eyes downfield even when pressure starts to develop. He does a good job of staying balanced and delivering catchable balls on timing routes, especially in short and intermediate areas where he can get the ball out quickly and allow his playmakers to work.

What he does well is extend plays without panicking, giving his receivers extra time to get open while still keeping his mechanics under control. He shows flashes of solid arm talent, especially when pushing the ball vertically or fitting throws into tight windows when needed. As he continues to settle into a new system at Manvel and build chemistry with his receivers, he projects as a developing quarterback who can manage the game effectively while still providing enough arm strength and composure to create explosive passing opportunities. Armstrong hold 10 offers from baylor , UTEP, UNLV.