Rylei Gray
Rylei Gray
Defensive Back
About Rylei
Rylei Gray is a 5'8" Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Gray attends North Penn in Pennsylvania.
Gray's Player Profile was created on September 30, 2022.
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Vic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
- On my short list of prospects who truly raised their stock this past Fall season. His current ranking already has him down as a fringe D1 prospect as a current junior. After cutting on his most recent tape, seeing the accolades and buzz he created, I’m excited to re-rank him this coming month.
- Diving into his tape evaluation. 5’10, 175 pounds currently, a massive upgrade in H/W since my last time updating his profile. Averaged 7 yards a pop over 170 carries, massive production, accounted for 1,400 scrimmage yards while playing both ways (DB). The junior tape is a lengthy one, nearly ten minutes worth of production. Love Gray’s production against elite competition, more ammunition for him to sell himself to coaches. Easily one of the best playmakers and accelerators the PA class of 2027 has to offer. I liked Gray as an FCS-potential DB, yet watching him move through defenses out of various tight/wide sets has me thinking he could earn love beyond that level of college football. Patient with the rock, can set up his lanes behind the LOS and hit them hard. Works well in misdirection sets, follows his blocks consistently. Great in the second level, a nightmare for DBs in the secondary to try to angle towards him if Gray gets past the front seven. I would be a bit more dismissive of Gray’s RB prowess had he still been closer to 150 pounds. If his 175 holds true, which I have no reason not to, I have no problem taking him seriously as a next-level back. Comfortable in inside or outside slot formations, whether running screens or short/intermediate routes under 8 yards, can be trusted to catch the ball and be a focal point of an offense through the air just as much as the ground. I can’t say that for every prospect inside the Top 150. Can score between the tackles, not everything is a bounce outside tackles and a race, he’s got toughness in his game to boot. With tape like this, Gray has likely earned Division One consideration from those putting together a 2027 board. Kid has a tangible chip on his shoulder, too. Excited to raise his rank.
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