Shermar Collins is a Linebacker in the 2026 class.
Collins attends Millville in New Jersey.
Collins's Player Profile was created on May 9, 2023.
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Shermar
CollinsLB
Class
2026
HS
Millville
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Top South Jersey Commitments
Shermar Collins from Millville has committed to Eastern Michigan. A physical, instinctive defensive back, Collins excels in the...
Written by Earnest Daniels
Shermar
CollinsLB
Class
2026
HS
Millville
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NJ
Names to Know: Rising Defensive Stars This Season
Shermar Collins brings serious versatility and edge to the Millville defense. At 5’11”, 160 pounds, he’s a dynamic...
Written by Earnest Daniels
Shermar
CollinsLB
Class
2026
HS
Millville
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NJ
PSR Showcase Coverage: Linebackers That Caught My Eye, Part II
Millville kid after Millville kid, I find myself identifying similar traits amongst each of them. All of these...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
Shermar
CollinsLB
Class
2026
HS
Millville
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NJ
Top Linebackers: The Jersey Juice Underclassman Showcase, Part II
Although I give the slight nod to Harmon, Collins was neck-and-neck with him in terms of fluid mobility....
Written by Brendan Mankarious
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Shermar CollinsShermarCollins
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Millville | 2026 StateNJ
from Millville has committed to Eastern Michigan. A physical, instinctive defensive back, Collins excels in the slot and off the edge. He reads screens well, tackles in space, and brings toughness in run support. He’s a strong all-around defender and a solid pickup for EMU.
Shermar CollinsShermarCollins
LB
Millville | 2026 StateNJ
brings serious versatility and edge to the Millville defense. At 5’11”, 160 pounds, he’s a dynamic defender who lines up all over the field—nickel, safety, outside corner, and even flashes off the edge as a linebacker. No matter where he’s positioned, Shermar finds ways to make plays.
He thrives in the slot, blowing up screens and shutting down short-yardage passes with aggressive downhill bursts. What stands out on the tape is his physicality. He’s not afraid to mix it up in the run game, and he consistently finds ways to knock the ball loose or jar it free at the point of contact. His instincts are sharp, and he’s already being used like a defensive chess piece across multiple alignments.
With a Kent State offer already on the board, Shermar is steadily climbing the recruiting radar. His toughness, versatility, and playmaking ability make him one of the top defenders to watch in South Jersey—and a name to know in the 2026 class.
Millville kid after Millville kid, I find myself identifying similar traits amongst each of them. All of these traits revolve around their elite athleticism. Linebacker Shermar CollinsShermarCollins
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Millville | 2026 StateNJ
is no exception. Collins moves very easily, particularly when he must change directions. Pass coverage also seemed like a strong suit of Collins’ game, as he was able to easily get into his pass drop and mirror routes. Finally, Collins seems to have sure hands, nabbing just about any-and-everything he was able to get a finger on.
Although I give the slight nod to Harmon, Collins was neck-and-neck with him in terms of fluid mobility. What caught my eye about Collins is the way he can change direction very easily. This seems to be a theme for Millville kids. With that type of mobility as a rising freshman, Collins might be the next big thing for the Orange and Blue Gang.