Reagon had an impressive showing at the camp, standing out as a linebacker with a mix of speed, instincts, and physicality. In bag drills, he displayed excellent technique, keeping his pad level low, firing his hands, and attacking through contact with precision. His footwork was sharp, allowing him to navigate around blockers and maintain balance while staying square to the play.

Reagan thrives in the trenches with his strength and ability to control the line of scrimmage. He does a great job using his hands to disengage from blockers and has the quickness to get into the backfield and disrupt plays. Against the run, he’s tough to move and holds his ground, while his effort in chasing down plays makes him a steady contributor. Reagan’s skill set gives his defense a reliable presence up front.

A long and explosive hybrid of a defensive end, Smith displays dominance rushing the passer, along with the ability to play in space. He possesses a dynamic combo of twitchiness and power. Smith excels at being violent at the point of attack and redirecting to make plays behind or past the line of scrimmage. For now, Reagan projects to be a defensive end at the next level, but his range and change of direction in space present the opportunity to flex to an outside linebacker as well. After contributing 35 total tackles, 5 TFLs, and a sack as a freshman, Smith should be a major piece of the Wolves’ defense this season. Reagan has received offers from Houston, UTSA, and Texas State.

Reagan is an explosive edge rusher in the Class of 2028 who’s already turning heads with early offers from Houston, Texas, and UTSA. Young and still developing, he’s poised to elevate his game as he matures. With a strong first step, the ability to bend around the edge, and relentless motor, Reagan creates consistent pressure and forces quarterbacks to scramble. His potential ceiling is high expect him to keep improving physically and technically, becoming a foundational piece of the Wolves’ defensive front in the seasons ahead.

Smith is a disruptive force off the edge, showcasing a great first step and the ability to bend and turn the corner with speed. He plays with good leverage, using his violent hands to shed blockers and create havoc in the backfield. His excellent lateral quickness and agility make him a tough matchup for offensive linemen, allowing him to make plays in both the pass rush and run defense. Smith’s impressive freshman season earned him Honorable Mention All-District honors, and he was recognized as an FBU All-American. His talent has already drawn attention on the recruiting trail, with a recent offer from Houston, and he’s set to be a dominant presence in Texas’ 2028 class.