Munoz emerged as a playmaker in the secondary, putting together a strong season highlighted by his ability to create turnovers. As a two-way player, he made a significant impact on defense, tying for the state lead with eight interceptions. His ball skills and awareness allow him to capitalize on opportunities, turning passes into takeaways and shifting momentum for his team. Munoz shows good instincts when reading the quarterback and positioning himself to make plays on the football. He shows the ability to disrupt opposing passing attacks. With a full offseason ahead, he will have the chance to further refine his technique and showcase his abilities on the camp circuit. Continued development and exposure could position Munoz as a rising name within the 2027 defensive back group.

Munoz measures in at 6’0 150-pounds and had the most interceptions amongst juniors. The WR/DB had 32 receptions for 560 yards and 7 touchdowns with 16 total tackles (9 solo, 7 assisted), 8 INT (1 for a TD), 4 PD, and 3 punt return touchdowns. He has very good athletic ability due to very good jumping, speed, acceleration, and good change of direction. Good read and reaction time. Very good back pedal due to it being smooth and controlled. Fluid hips matching the wide receiver breaking into their stem. Very good man coverage, sticking like glue. Munoz will use his very good ball tracking and catching, to pluck the ball out of the air getting the interception. He’ll gain yardage after the INT setting his offense up in good position. He’s an exciting prospect looking to capitalize on a productive season.

Munoz is currently the Colorado leader of interceptions with 8. The 6’0 150-pound WR/DB has 32 receptions for 560 yards and 7 touchdowns with 16 total tackles (9 solo, 7 assisted), 8 INT, and 4 PD. Munos has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, jumping, and good change of direction. As a wideout, he demonstrates a good release at the line of scrimmage and very good separation quickness. He has very good ball tracking and catching skills. As a DB, he has a very good back pedal and is sticky in man coverage. He has good read and reaction time, including very good ball instincts. He’ll pluck the ball out of the air, either in front of the WR or out in space. Munoz has had a great season for Coal Ridge, and I’m excited to see what he can do in his senior season.

Munoz has emerged as one of the most instinctive playmakers in the small school circuit. With 14 total tackles, half a tackle for loss and an impressive 5 interceptions, he has shown the ability to anticipate passes and capitalize on mistakes. Munoz plays with discipline and strong fundamentals, allowing him to break on the ball with confidence. His football IQ and ability to stay patient in coverage have made him a dependable leader in the secondary. Munoz’s knack for creating turnovers has changed momentum in several games this season, and his steady production shows he’s one of the top defensive backs making a statement across 2A football.