Biggs broke onto the radar last fall and built some buzz around himself. He picked up all county nad all region accolades last year, flirting with nearly 100 tackles and 10 TFLs. He is an active, physical player who will play bigger as a junior. D1 and FBS programs are starting to pay attention, and I expect that attention from college programs to maintain as his prolific HS career carries on.

Biggs, week in and week out, was a top performer for West Forsyth as a sophomore and built some buzz for himself with his performance. He is listed at around 6’0 195, and likely plays bigger than that now. He is a physical, strong player in the middle of the defense, evidenced by several in-person exposures to our scouts. He is still taking shape as an athlete, and as he grows, he should continue his track towards having a prolific career as a tackler.

Biggs was a familiar name coming into our showcase season, and he validated some of the hype with his performance. It can be hard to showcase your physicality in a showcase setting, but Biggs did exactly that, not being afraid to get his hands on receivers in their routes. As he grows, that physical brand of football will grow too. He gained valuable experience during his breakout sophomore season, putting him on good footing as an upperclassman.

It was nice to see Biggs up close after a prolific sophomore season. He has generated some buzz over the last few months and answered a lot of questions over the weekend, setting the stage for his recruitment. This kid is only going to get better as he bulks up, which he has plenty of space to do so. He used his length to get physical throughout the route process against RBs, bringing the fight to them and taking control of plenty of reps as a result.

Another ranked guy with a lot of potential. He has been viewed as one of our staff’s favorite linebackers in the state for good reason. We believe he will have a lot of good reps in this event, and it will be nice to see how he stacks up against the others. I can’t wait to see Biggs and Evans at battle in their reps, as I am a fan of both backers. Biggs brings solid size to the table and is one of the more intriguing prospects attending this camp. It will be all about how he does when he gets into action, because compared to some of the others, he will more so pass the eye test.

A new Forsyth County defender to keep a close eye on, Biggs is a physically gifted linebacker for his age at 6-foot-1 185-pounds with impressive instincts and closing speed. He plays hard, can attack the quarterback, and can fight off blocks really well for a second-year player. He’s been a tackling machine through his first three games, making 10 tackles in week one, four tackles and two sacks in week two, and then eight tackles in week three. He’s a 2028 linebacker on the rise who could garner some D1 interest and possible offers down the roads.