Another dominant season for Simon and the Dawgs’ offense, the only difference is that this year, he has produced the greatest RB season in school history. With one game remaining, La Porte is 8-1 and it’s in large part thanks to the explosive power and speed of their start tailback. One of the best players in the state, regardless of position or class, Sean runs with a strong frame, great pad-level, and violent footwork. “F-150” excels at running behind his pads and falling forward through contact. While often noted for his power and balance, Simon also showcases explosive speed at all levels. With a ridiculous four 250+ yard contests, Sean has officially amassed 2,000 yards rushing along with 24 touchdowns. With offers from schools such as Tennessee, Arizona State, and SMU, get your popcorn ready for Simon’s playoff production.

Only a sophomore, Sean Simon Sean Simon 5'10" | 205 lbs | RB La Porte | 2028 State TX has quickly become a key offensive weapon for La Porte. His combination of speed, vision, and decisiveness makes him one of the most exciting young backs in South Texas. Simon has a low center of gravity and uses it to his advantage, maintaining great balance through contact. He’s an elusive one-cut runner who gets north in a hurry, and his ability to read blocks shows maturity beyond his age. As La Porte pushes for a district title, Simon’s growth and production have been critical to their success.

Sean has been a standout in the backfield this season, rushing for over 600 yards and 6 touchdowns. He combines strength, vision, and speed to consistently pick up big yards while also finishing drives in the red zone. Sean’s ability to break tackles, hit the second level, and turn routine carries into explosive plays makes him a key weapon for his offense and a tough matchup for any defense.

Sean showcased his talent at running back, consistently gaining tough yards and making defenders miss. His vision, balance, and physicality made him a reliable playmaker, and his contributions were a key factor in keeping his team moving and controlling the game.

Another dynamic and physical back with some serious juice to his game, Simon had an insane freshman season with over 1,600 yards and 21 touchdowns. Simon has an electric skill set, combined with the polish and durability of a veteran. He possesses great patience and vision, setting up his blocks at the line of scrimmage, then using his burst and acceleration into the second level. Sean also maintains good pad-level and little wasted movement as he breaks off long runs with stiff arms, truck sticks, and hurdles. After a historic season that included a 350-yard game, Simon will lead the Bulldogs’ backfield again in his sophomore season. He has already earned 12 offers from schools such as Tennessee, SMU, and Nebraska.

Sean is a dynamic running back who runs with power, balance, and burst. A natural playmaker out of the backfield, he’s already picked up offers from Nebraska, TCU, and Arizona State a reflection of both his talent and upside.

What stands out about Sean is his vision and patience he sets up blocks well and explodes through the hole when it opens. He runs with a low center of gravity, finishes runs with authority, and has the agility to make defenders miss in space. Whether it’s first and 10 or 3rd and short, Sean is a reliable weapon who can move the chains and break big plays.

Sean wasn’t your typical freshman running back this past season. The Houston standout rushed for an eye popping 1,600 yards and 21 touchdowns in his freshman campaign and will be heading into his sophomore season with major momentum. A punishing runner who thrives through contact, Sean pairs his power and size with elite vision and a natural feel for the game that’s rare at this age.

He already holds three Division I offers from Nebraska, Tennessee, and Texas Tech, and it’s easy to see why he does things most freshmen simply can’t. From breaking tackles to reading defenses like a veteran, Sean plays beyond his years and projects as a perfect fit in a Big Ten-style backfield. With more development ahead, he’s just scratching the surface of what he can become.