Herman may possess the highest long term ceiling among this group. While his stat line of 19 tackles and one tackle for loss does not immediately jump off the page, his performance at the Prep Redzone Colorado showcase turned heads. Herman has a quick burst, displays good hips being able to open up and runs stride for stride with receivers downfield. He breaks with speed on the football and can go up and compete at the high point. With added strength and a full offseason of development, Herman is positioned to take a significant step forward. A breakout junior campaign could quickly transform potential into proven production.

HT: 6’2 WT: 160 40 YD: 4.92 L-Drill: 7.63 Broad Jump: 8ft 7 in Pro Shuttle: 4.43

Herman had a great day earning MVP honors from the coaches. He has very good agility and balance and it showed throughout the drills. During the ladder tennis ball drill, he demonstrated very good body control and footwork while showing his good catching skills. During the 7 on 7 portion, he showed off his smooth and controlled back pedal. Fluid hips to match the wide receiver as the wideout broke off their stem. Very good man and zone coverage. Very good closing quickness. Herman has good size, and impressed the coaches with his coachability and tenacity! I’m excited to see how Herman continues his development !

Herman delivered a complete performance, starting with strong testing numbers and carrying that momentum into drills and one on ones. His footwork was clean and efficient, allowing him to stay balanced and controlled throughout coverage situations. In one on ones, Herman consistently played tight coverage, staying hip to hip with receivers and limiting separation. He showed strong ball skills, repeatedly getting a hand on the football and disrupting passing lanes. His ability to mirror routes and close space quickly stood out, highlighting his potential at the next level. Herman’s performance reinforced his upside as a defensive back with a bright future.