Trent is a valuable two way athlete who has the ability to impact the game at both wide receiver and safety. On offense, he uses his athleticism to make tough catches, stretch the field, and create plays after the catch. Defensively, he brings good instincts, closes quickly on the football, and isn’t afraid to step up and make open field tackles. His ability to contribute on both sides of the ball gives the coaching staff plenty of flexibility and makes him a player to watch throughout the season. Trent has the ball skills you want in a complete player.

Trent is a defensive back who plays with a natural feel for the position and is starting to put together more consistent reps each time he’s on the field. He doesn’t look robotic or hesitant he moves like someone who’s comfortable reacting rather than overthinking.

Trent does a good job mirroring receivers without panicking when they change tempo or direction. Even when he gets tested vertically, he stays composed and gives himself a chance to compete at the catch point. Trent can also play on the offensive side of the ball.

Trent was offered by Texas State.

Bell is what I call a “game-changer prospect”, his impact shows up in every phase. Defensively, he tracks the ball well and has natural hands, which translate to turnovers.

Bell’s special teams value is real, resulting in 4 blocked field goals, which isn’t luck, it’s timing, instincts, and effort. With the ball in his hands, he shows vision and suddenness as a returner.

Projection: Versatile defensive back with elite special teams upside

Value: Hidden production that translates directly to wins