Staying in the Atlanta and South Fulton area, Brewington is another big, physical defender who can overpower opposing offensive linemen both in the run game and when pressuring the quarterback. At 6-foot-7 220-pounds, Brewington brings plenty of size and easy Power Four talent. While he can play on the interior, Brewington is still athletic enough to play on the outside as well. He plays hard, shows good instincts, and was one of the region’s top 2028 defenders last season, making 40 tackles for Landmark Christian with nine TFLs and two forced fumbles.

A sleeper defensive lineman on the rise in Atlanta, Brewington shows impressive quickness and a promising 6-foot-5 220-pound frame who will play his junior season next fall for Langston Hughes. The playmaking lineman shows impressive burst off the snap and made play after play in the backfield last fall as a sophomore. The fast-rising defender has the potential to have a breakout junior year after an eye-opening 2025 season where he made 40 tackles, nine TFLs, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, and several pass-breakups. Look for him to continue to get better and better next fall in year three.

A fast-rising defensive tackle to know in Atlanta, Brewington will play his junior season at Langston Hughes and will provide plenty of length and quickness to the trenches as a junior. He fires off the snap and does a good job of using his length and overall size at 6-foot-7 230-pounds to beat opposing offensive linemen. At Landmark Christian last season, Bewington made 40 tackles, nine TFLs and two forced fumbles to go along with two fumble recoveries. Look for his play and overall production to only increase as a junior in 2026. He’ll also be an easy addition to the next summer rankings update.

Noah Brewington Noah Brewington 6'5" | 200 lbs | DL/LB Langston Hughes | 2028 State GA is another raw, yet massive DL prospect with a basketball background. He is still getting a feel for his gigantic frame and long limbs, but he is still hard to move up front as is. He is only going to keep adding mass as well. His length helps him keep his chest clean and give him room to operate. He is still looking to add some twitch and explosiveness, but he is a natural athlete with the capacity to do so. Brewington might eventually fill out and slide inside. Regardless, I am interested to see how he looks a year from now, let alone another 3.