Terrell Stinson
Terrell Stinson
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Alin Edouard | Prep Redzone Scout
Terrell had a strong showing at the camp, standing out as a defensive back with quick instincts and smooth athleticism. In coverage drills, he displayed sharp footwork, staying low and balanced while mirroring receivers and reacting to breaks. During catching drills, he showcased his hands and ability to contest passes, making plays on the ball in tight windows
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Stinson is a name that should already be on the radar and if it isn’t, now is the time to take notice. The versatile defensive back brings the ability to play both cornerback and safety, giving his defense flexibility and reliability on the back end.
Stinson stands out with high-level instincts and polished technique. His footwork is superb, allowing him to stay connected in coverage and operate as a sticky defender. He plays under control, shows patience in space, and finishes as a sure tackler. At the point of attack, Stinson isn’t shy, he’s physical, takes on blocks well, and holds his ground.
Whether aligned on the edge or working in the middle of the field, Stinson consistently shows a mature approach to the game. His combination of versatility, toughness, and football IQ makes him a defensive back worth tracking closely.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Stinson is one of the top young prospects in Texas. Technically sound and smooth in his backpedal, he showed excellent feet and hips while winning multiple reps against tight ends. A high-upside talent with natural cover ability, Stinson continues to separate himself in the 2028 class.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Stinson has been on a steady rise since earning MVP honors at the Prep Redzone Showcase in January, and his freshman campaign has only solidified his reputation as a standout defensive back in the 2028 class. He has great instincts, clean footwork, and ability as a sure tackler who consistently takes proper angles to the football, Stinson excels in all aspects of his game. His range on the backend allows him to cover ground quickly, making him a crucial asset in pass defense. With a huge upside, Stinson’s impressive season earned him 24-6A Newcomer of the Year honors and a spot on the First Team All-District 24-6A, establishing himself as a player to watch moving forward.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Stinson is a technically sound defensive back with excellent fundamentals and a bright future in the 2028 class. He has fluid hips and a smooth backpedal, he transitions well in coverage and consistently positions himself to make plays. Stinson is also reliable in run support, approaching under control and tackling effectively in open space. He recently recorded his first interception, showcasing his instincts and playmaking ability. With his skill set, Stinson is one of the top young defensive backs to watch.
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Read EvaluationJoshua Butler | Prep Redzone Scout
The DB MVP was sharp in coverage all day long. His tight coverage created quite a few over throws, as the QB’s didn’t want any part of throwing a 50/50 ball with Stinson in coverage. This is another young man that had multiple picks on Saturday. His hips and feet were fluid, his hands were quick to reroute receivers and his speed allowed him to toy with some of these wideouts. The best part of watching Terrell play is that you could watch his eyes stay locked on the hips during 1v1’s. I say this meaning that he was so dialed in that it seemed like the whole play just slowed down for him. I will be surprised if he doesn’t log any varsity minutes this upcoming season. He’s a DUDE.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Stinson is an elite cover corner, he has a lean, athletic frame with an extended reach that enables him to get hands on receivers at engagement to get them off their axis early in their routes. Terrell had an impressive 40 time, showing excellent speed and burst and he moved well in the cone drills, showing superb change of direction. He transitions into his back pedal smoothly, he has oily hips and his ability to plant, cut, turn and mirror receivers in coverage allowed him to make plays on the football shutting down passing lanes. Stinson is a sticky defender who plays with a ball hawk mentality, he has great patience and plays with a calm demeanor, not falling for the array of moves that wideouts come off the line with trying to get him to bite early. Stinson has elite ball skills and checks off all the boxes for an elite pass defender. Stinson is one the top athletes in the 2028 class and he has the skill set that college programs covet at the cornerback position.
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