Reddix measures in at 6’2 180-pounds. The WR, FS, and P had 7 catches for 126 yards with 2 touchdowns, 21 total tackles (12 solo, 9 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 sack, 5 PD, 3 FR, 3 punts for 84 yards. Reddix is a big body and imposing force on defense. He has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, change of direction, good acceleration, and speed. Good read and reaction speed. He does a good job assisting in run support. Reddix has very good closing quickness and timing on pass break ups. In limited catches, he made an impact on the offense. I’m intrigued to see how he continues improving his game this off-season.

Reddix is a hard hitting safety with top tier closing speed and excellent ball skills. He shows natural instincts in coverage, regularly jumping routes and is able to get in to breakup passes or dislodge the football from receivers. With the ability to drop down into the box and deliver some big hits, Reddix is a complete defender. His combination of range, physicality, and open field tackling puts him in prime position to rise in the rankings this year, likely cracking the top 50 in the 2027 class.

Reddix brings a unique combination of speed and physicality as a defensive back. His track background is evident in his quick transitions and his break on the ball ability. Despite totaling just 30 tackles, he showcased his ball hawking skills with three interceptions. His playmaking extends beyond defense, as he also made an impact on offense with seven receptions for 102 yards and three touchdowns. When he gets his hands on an interception, his explosiveness in the open field makes him a scoring threat. With his versatility and athleticism, Reddix is a defensive back to keep an eye on moving forward.