High ball production and undeniable film have made Randall one of the premier defensive backs in his class. His instinctive ball skills and natural feel for making plays grant him an expanded play-making radius. Randall’s comfort in space, ability to open his hips and run, and long speed allow him to challenge vertically and cover the deep third.

He has dependable hands for a defender and won’t miss out on most interception opportunities.He also has the length and athletic profile to challenge receivers at the catch point vertically. Randall’s ball-hawking style, positional size, and proof of concept through the numbers should have next-level coaches watching as the season approaches.

Owen Randall Owen Randall 6'2" | 190 lbs | DB Pell City | 2028 State AL is a talented DB now at Pell City who’s landed as our #7 DB and #56 overall prospect after his breakout season last fall.

“Randall is a tall and rangy safety who can fly around the field to cause havoc against any passing game in the state. He’s quick on his feet, has impressive sideline-to-sideline speed, and dominant ball skills/hands he uses to consistently break up and pick off passes.

Dare I say it, Randall might be one of the best coverage defenders in the state. He’s a ball hawk who has terrific instincts and impressive closing speed that he uses to stay with any pass catcher he lines up against. His ability to break on passes is next level- I can’t wait to see him in his junior season.”

I think Randall has a ton of potential and is set up for a big junior season this upcoming fall. If you haven’t watched him before, be sure to check out some of his tape:

Owen Randall Owen Randall 6'2" | 190 lbs | DB Pell City | 2028 State AL is a talented sophomore safety from Moody who made a ton of big plays in his team’s state title run last fall.

“Randall is a tall and rangy safety who can fly around the field to cause havoc against any passing game in the state. He’s quick on his feet, has impressive sideline-to-sideline speed, and dominant ball skills/hands he uses to consistently break up and pick off passes.

Dare I say it, Randall might be one of the best coverage defenders in the state. He’s a ball hawk who has terrific instincts and impressive closing speed that he uses to stay with any pass catcher he lines up against. His ability to break on passes is next level- I can’t wait to see him in his junior season.”

Randall was super productive last fall, recording 97 total tackles (3 for loss), 5 INTs (one returned for TD), and 10 PBUs on the year.

I’ve become a big fan of Randall’s. He’s a reliable member of Moody’s secondary who is only going to keep getting better. We all need to look out for him next fall. You’ll see what I mean below: