Seth Bernock is a 6'0" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2028 class.
Bernock attends Lakeview-St. Clair Shores in Michigan.
Bernock's Player Profile was created on April 6, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Seth
BernockWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
155
HS
Lakeview-St. Clair Shores
|
MI
Tape Talk film study: 6 Defensive standouts from Week 4
Seth was the definition of “deeper than the deepest” at his free safety position. Lurking and roaming downfield...
Written by Essa Kellah
Seth
BernockWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
155
HS
Lakeview-St. Clair Shores
|
MI
2028 players to watch out for this fall:
Seth was player I was able to see live at the prep redone event at Lawerence tech university...
Written by Ryan Graham
Seth
BernockWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
155
HS
Lakeview-St. Clair Shores
|
MI
PRZMI Exposure Series: Wideout Standouts
No surprises here, Seth is a veteran of these offseason events at this point. He ran and cut...
Written by Tyler Graham
Seth
BernockWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
155
HS
Lakeview-St. Clair Shores
|
MI
Buckeye State Blitz 7v7: Day 1’s Top 2-Way Athletes
This is the 2nd time I have seen Seth work recently, but today was the best performance I...
Written by Tyler Graham
Seth
BernockWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
155
HS
Lakeview-St. Clair Shores
|
MI
Legacy 7 on 7 Saturday Standouts: Skill Positions-Evening
I really liked what Seth showed on Saturday. It wasn’t his best or cleanest day, but that was...
Written by Tyler Graham
Seth
BernockWR/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
155
HS
Lakeview-St. Clair Shores
|
MI
Hoosier State Hustle 14-15U 7 on 7 Top Performers
Bernock was the star of the show on day 1 offensively. On a day when offenses struggled because...
Written by Sam Erman
Essa Kellah | Prep Redzone Scout
Essa Kellah
Prep Redzone Scout
Seth was the definition of “deeper than the deepest” at his free safety position. Lurking and roaming downfield waiting on the perfect time to attack. Bernock was great at flowing with receivers while still reading the eyes of the quarterback. From there he was able to jump two different routes for an interception, showcasing his IQ and ball skills. He returned one for a TD and nearly returned the other as well..
Seth was player I was able to see live at the prep redone event at Lawerence tech university in the spring. I was intrigued by Seths ability to line up a corner back or wide receiver and be a plus player in each spot. Seth showed good speed and tested out well during individual testing part of camp. On offense Seth does a good job gaining separation and making tough in traffic catches. The most intriguing thing I saw on film was Seths straight line speed as he ran by corners and safety and made multiple big time plays down the field. I will not be surprised to see Seth used all over the field this fall as he is one of the purest athletes in the class. I will not be shocked at all to see Seth have a monster junior year this upcoming season.
No surprises here, Seth is a veteran of these offseason events at this point. He ran and cut well like I expected, he was explosive in the broad jump, and his competition portion of the camp was very impressive. He showed that attention to detail during his routes that I have really come to appreciate. He flashed those great hands and superior concentration on those difficult jump balls. Another overall standout day for Seth, who has raised his stock a ton in my eyes over the last few months of work.
This is the 2nd time I have seen Seth work recently, but today was the best performance I have seen from him. Football IQ for days, especially on the defensive side of the ball. He was able to take calculated risks thanks to his instincts and concept recognition.
Offensively, he runs detailed routes and is able to earn separation at the top of his routes, providing a nice safety valve for his QB as the 4-second clock winds down. Seth has made me a big believer in his ability, and I am looking forward to his performance on Championship Sunday!
I really liked what Seth showed on Saturday. It wasn’t his best or cleanest day, but that was what made it so impressive. He was able to battle and compete anyway, and make some key plays for his team. He’s lanky and quick, can create separation at the top of his route and understands how to exploit the weak spots in the zone. Really gritty performance by Seth.
Bernock was the star of the show on day 1 offensively. On a day when offenses struggled because of the rain and cold wind, Bernock showed out. He has incredible body control in the air, hands, and focus while in the air. He made so many highlight-worthy grabs it’s hard to pinpoint 1 play. He’s then got a second gear nobody else has. He had one TD where he caught a screen and split the entire defense untouched as he ripped off a 40-yard TD.