TJ Pritt is a 5'8" Kicker in the 2027 class.
Pritt attends Clay County in West Virginia.
Pritt's Player Profile was created on June 16, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
TJ
PrittK
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
Clay County
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WV
2026 Team Preview: Clay County Panthers
BREAKOUT CANDIDATE Replacing multi-year starter at K/P Jaxon Brown to graduation won’t be an easy task for Clay...
Written by Matthew Layton
TJ
PrittK
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
Clay County
|
WV
2027 Watch List: 6 Early Specialists to Know
Clay County boasts a talented 2026 kicker in Jaxon Brown but 2027 TJ Pritt will have the opportunity...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
BREAKOUT CANDIDATE
Replacing multi-year starter at K/P Jaxon Brown to graduation won’t be an easy task for Clay County, but 2028 K TJ Pritt has spent the past two seasons preparing for the opportunity. After developing behind one of the state’s top specialists, Pritt now steps into a potential starting role with the possibility of taking over both the kicking and punting duties. He’s made noticeable progress over the last two years and gives Clay County confidence that it can maintain stability in the specialist game despite Brown’s graduation. While there are big shoes to fill, Pritt has put himself in position to handle the challenge.
Clay County boasts a talented 2026 kicker in Jaxon BrownJaxonBrown
6'0" | 175 lbs | K
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5'8" | 195 lbs | K
Clay County | 2027 WV
will have the opportunity to learn behind him and be the next man up. His best kicking is well ahead of him and is very raw right now, but I believe Pritt can greatly improve over the next three years and develop into a college kicker prospect. He saw some varsity spot duty as a freshman for the Panthers making a PAT and averaging over 30 yards on kickoffs. I was impressed with Pritt’s calmness on his successful PAT kick against Mount View in horrible weather and field conditions with a bad snap. His mechanics on kickoffs are a work in progress, but when Pritt uses better fluidity from run-up to kick you can see his power greatly increases. If he continues putting in the work over the off-seasons the next three years and fine-tunes his mechanics, Pritt can work himself into being a notable specialist by his senior year.