Peyton is an elite two way player who has an excellent, athletic frame and carries his weight well. He is a twitchy athlete with good burst and range. His footwork is good, he has an array of moves at the release point, and creates separation with ease. He has exceptionally strong hands and has a large catch radius. Defensively, he showcases his physicality and has the range needed to be a deep safety, and he isn’t afraid to be a thumper. He is everything you want to see in a premier two-way player. He will continue to garner additional P4 offers.

Peyton is an elite two-way talent and can be an effective P4 player on either side of the ball. This offseason, it’s been fun watching him keep developing and refining his craft. He has great size, has good hip bend for a player his size, shows good acceleration, has the necessary closing speed and the overall speed to keep up with anyone on the field. He has clean footwork, showcases strong hands and has a large catch radius. He’s a physical player who isn’t afraid to come down the box as a safety and has the dynamic range to be the deep safety. That duality makes him a plug-and-play talent. Offensively, he is a natural X-receiver, and if the ball comes his way, it’s not a matter of if he’s coming down with it, but what he’s going to do after the catch. Premier talent.

Peyton climbs into the top five in our latest revised rankings. He is an excellent two-way player. As a deep safety, he shows excellent range and has good closing speed. He moves well laterally, and his hip fluidity allows him to navigate anywhere on the field at full speed. As a receiver, he has a good release package and excellent footwork. He wins at all three levels and does well high-pointing the ball and being strong at the catch point. He moves well with the ball in his hands and does well creating after the catch. He’ll garner additional Power-4 offers.

Peyton has good size and a frame that will allow 15 additional lbs with ease. He has excellent hip fluidity, which allows him to move laterally with ease and maintain his momentum without slowing down. He has excellent footwork, is light on his feet, and as a route runner does well getting in and out of his breaks. He has good ball-tracking skills and is strong at the catch point. As the deep safety, he moves exceptionally well, has good range, and his quickness allows him to close on the ball carrier within strides. Peyton is an exceptional athlete and presents with a lot of traits to like. He should get nationally recruited, and word should spread soon.

Peyton is an exceptional two-way player who shines on both sides of the ball. As a receiver, he showcases a good release package and has excellent footwork. His route running is good and he creates late separation and is strong at the catch point. He uses his quick burst the accelerate pass his corner and he has excellent ball tracking skills. He’s a fluid athlete and moves well laterally. His skill set translates defensively as he showcases good range and cover skills. He does well with disrupting passing lanes and will make a play on the ball. He’s primed for a huge game on the road against Timpanogos.

Higginson is an exceptional two-way player, and his frame will allow him to get to 200 lbs. He has a good release package, and his physical style of play, with his speed, makes his cornerbacks have to play honestly. They can’t just jam him or consistently play off coverage. Bigger corners have to worry about his speed, and smaller corners have to deal with his physical play. Higginson shows good footwork, has the hip sink needed to win with second moves, and is exceptionally strong at the catch point. As a deep safety, he displays great range and closing speed. He tracks the ball well and is a ball hawk in the backfield. His physical style of play comes through. He is an exceptional athlete and will be a Power-Four starter.

Higginson is blossoming in front of our eyes. He continued his success from last season and had a great game. He’s put on good size, continued to trim his 40-time and showcased strong hands at the catch point. He is an exceptional two-way player, and he dominated the competition, and will look to continue to do so this season.

Higginson is an exceptional athlete and a two-way player. I’d argue he’d be a Power-Four recruit as a defensive back alone if he just focused on that. I prefer him as a receiver. He has great size and frame to grow into and should get near 200 lbs. He has good footwork, naturally creates separation, and is strong at the catch point. He is exceptional in the red and green zones and is primed to flirt with 15 touchdowns this season. Defensively, he is best as a deep safety, where he can use his range and overall speed to help be an eraser and make a play on the ball.

Higginson goes from unranked to eighth overall. He’s an exciting two way player who can make his mark on either side of the ball. But his future will be at WR, he has a great catch radius, creates separation and has great speed and ball skills. Higginson will be a Power-Four recruit and a high level skilled player. Elite upside.

During the 7’s event, Higginson showed solid footwork and created separation all afternoon. He has good speed and knows how to attack with tempo and spacing. Higginson has good hands and is an exciting two-way player and a ball hawk in the secondary. His primary position will be receiver but it’s argued that he can be just as good of a defensive back if he purely focuses on that aspect, a top talent in the 2027 class.