Stanley has phenomenal upside as both a defensive end and tight end.

Lining up as a 4/5 tech as a defensive end, he’s a long, agile, and high-motor player. There are countless examples from this year and last year where Stanley is able to penetrate the backfield with speed/finesse moves and secure a tackle with his long body. He doesn’t have a senior highlight tape yet, but the film below and all of his individual game film shows consistent great plays.

He doesn’t have much experience as a tight end, but I know the Muskegon coaching staff has experimented with him at that position. Perhaps his offensive skills can develop more in college.

A bit of a wildcard, Stanley has the potential to be one of the biggest surprises of this season. As a defensive end last season, Stanley showed a ton of promise and looked like a potential D1 prospect at a DE. Seriously- Stanley has some legit film against a few top teams.rnThis season, Stanley is making a switch to TE. He’s got the height and the athletic potential, though I expect this position switch to come with a few bumps in the road. While watching him about a month ago, he looked fine, but his route-running and hands need some work. Whatever Stanley plays this season, he has the potential to be an absolute game-wrecker.