Mekhi Graham Mekhi Graham 5'11" | 205 lbs | ATH Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA is a Maryland commit from Owen J Roberts. He was outstanding at the 7-on-7. Graham has great body control. He can catch the ball anytime it is thrown near him. He can also make defenders miss in the open field. Graham is an outstanding athlete, and Maryland is getting a legit prospect.

Mekhi Graham Mekhi Graham 5'11" | 205 lbs | ATH Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA is a special athlete. His ability to make plays is impressive on both sides of the ball. He has elite physical traits, and he is hard to stop. Graham is a talented player who should be able to dominate and perform at a high level at the PRZPA 7-on-7 tournament. He recently committed to Maryland, awesome to see for Graham.

Mekhi Graham Mekhi Graham 5'11" | 205 lbs | ATH Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA teammate of Matthew Gregory Matthew Gregory 6'2" | 175 lbs | WR/DB Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA , is another top ATH on that Owen J Robert’s team. Graham is primarily a RB for that offense. He’s someone who makes you completely whiff in a phone booth. Gap scheme runner no doubt he’s physical and bounces off anyone who tries to arm tackle him. Graham has that perfect size at 6’0” and just under 200 pounds. You see that quick burst and acceleration but also for a bigger back he has that long speed to finish long runs. He loves to hit a sidestep hurdle especially in the tight scrum at the line of scrimmage and you see the patience and vision when watching Graham that you look for in P4 backs. Graham holds an offer from Syracuse and will only continue to earn more

Made the trip out to Avon Grove to make sure I saw the Owen J. Roberts sophomore tandem consisting of Mekhi Graham Mekhi Graham 5'11" | 205 lbs | ATH Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA and Matthew Gregory Matthew Gregory 6'2" | 175 lbs | WR/DB Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA . Identified both of these young men early in the process, I’m more than glad to see the two see traction in recruiting as well. I’ve come across equally talented prospects who, for whatever reason, don’t get the stamp of approval this early into their careers, despite it being deserved.

Speaking on how Graham looked in person, he looked like an FBS prospect among relatively average prospects. This a good thing, if you’re a true next-level prospect, you need to stand out. That Graham did, both athletically as well as via production. Nearly 200 yards of offense, OJR can feature Graham in any which way they desire. Inside or outside zone runs, option sets with their QB, out of gun or under center, in the passing game too. Graham is alignment versatile, he proved that after the live evaluation. Size checks out, is a bigger back but plenty of burst in him. Saw him bounce a few runs and attempt to turn on the jets. Saw Graham run tough between the tackles, saw Graham lower his shoulder to finish runs. Graham also plays a role on the defensive side of the football, this game told me a lot about his level of conditioning, kid hardly came off the field. His 70-yard run for a score proved he can serve as a home run hitter, hitting the gas pedal after making a DB miss at the second-level.

A top 25 prospect who looked like one on the field. Mekhi Graham Mekhi Graham 5'11" | 205 lbs | ATH Owen J. Roberts | 2027 State PA currently sits on two offers, both of which out of premier ACC programs that heavily recruit Pennsylvania. The two programs being Pitt and Syracuse. 3.6 GPA, look for MAC schools to get involved sooner rather than later. Graham hasn’t received his last Power Four offer, yet I expect his list of offers to grow via G5 programs sooner rather than later.

Happy to see a prospect we identified early reap the rewards of some early exposure. Back on June 27th, Graham announced he had received his first verbal offer out of Syracuse University. A huge stamp of approval to a 2027 out of OJR, a young man who we see as a perennial Top 100 prospect moving forward. 6’0, 190 pounds, 3.6 GPA. Put forth over 1,200+ yards of offense as a freshman, huge production that put him on the map initially. Can score from anywhere on the field, has a deep route tree that leaves OJR comfortable enough to have him running as the primary wideout in several different passing concepts. Ranked as an “ATH”, yet no defensive reps on tape right now. Ranked as an ATH because of his playmaking ability and alignment versatility on offense. Graham could elevate his stock even further if given the chance to play DB at OJR.