Samir Edwards
Samir Edwards
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Ed OBrien | Prep Redzone Scout
Edwards caught four passes for 135 yards against a very talented St. James defense this past weekend. Like his teammate above (Jefferson), he’s on an offense that won’t give him many targets. However, he has the size and speed to get open deep, the ability to win jump balls, and overall tough coverage. He may not put up the numbers, but talent-wise, I can see Edwards moving up the rankings.
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Read EvaluationEd OBrien | Prep Redzone Scout
Edwards caught the 55-yard sideline completion that set up the halftime field goal. He also caught shorter sideline completions. That long gain was one of the game’s biggest plays and extended St. Frances’ early advantage. Edwards is an explosive player.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
– A member of the Maryland Heat 14U, a team that looks to have anywhere from 10-15 athletes with FBS projections at this point, and still has stood out with some jaw-dropping plays
– Certainly one of the tallest wide receivers on the Heat at 6-foot-2 with a giant wingspan (don’t have official measurement). One of those receivers that is always an option to throw to, because of the window he creates with his length
– At this point he’s a lot to handle for most pre-high school cornerbacks and is a threat to take it to the endzone on screens or nine routes. Long term I see him as a redzone nightmare and guy who can get open when it counts. A fair comparison would be Denver Broncos WR, Jerry Jeudy
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