Nafeese was a player I had not seen live yet and he very impressive on the day. Measuring in a 6’0″+ 173lbs and was excellent in positional drills. He’s got a long stride to go with twitchy hips and rapid feet. Quick to start/stop and explosive out of breaks and transitions. In 1v1s he was a shut down CB. Able to stay in phase with receivers – always balanced and ready to break due to his smoothness in his back pedal. Physical as well, Nafesse knows how to use his length to his advantage and get hands on passes for batted balls. Nafeese just recently picked up his first offer form Hampden-Sydney and I expect plenty for to fly his way this summer.

Raw talent here that needs to be unlocked. I’ve learned that this will be Summers’ first run at St. Anne’s-Belfield, I hope to keep tabs on him as the year progresses. Fantastic limb-length. Attended our event to play WR yet I couldn’t help but think of his potential at DB. I’m unfamilair with his background yet I have to imagine that Summers might see two-way reps thrown his direction. His stride coupled with his arm length could make him an ideal DB at STAB. Regardless, the program has a weapon to work with. Summers reeled in one of the better catches this event had to offer, back-tracking on a comeback and snagging a ball with one-hand on his way down to the turf. I think Summers would have benefited from playing some DB in this one, yet I came away pleased with his performance at wideout, especially considering he’s a 2027.

Nafeese would post an awesome 9’8 broad jump at this event.