Troy Stiggers
Troy Stiggers
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Connor Jackson | Prep Redzone Scout
Stiggers is another Ohio commit on this list, and is yet another impressive athlete headed to the MAC. He is now up to 6’3 240 with a cut, long body type. Stiggers is strong, sturdy at the point of attack, and is a no-nonsense pursuer of the ball. He takes good angles to the ball carrier and is a solid tackler in space. There’s nothing too complicated about his game. He is hard to move, doesn’t get washed down the line, and sheds well enough to give him a chance on the ball carrier. Stiggers is a high-floor projection.
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Read EvaluationMatt DeBary | Prep Redzone Scout
A promising EDGE defender who really shined last season at Parkview, Stiggers is an athletic pass-rusher who can fly into the backfield and chase down the quarterback. As a junior this past season, the 6-foot-4 245-pounder made 49 tackles, six TFLs and six sacks. He’ll play at the D1-level, but he’s still underrated in our eyes. He’s bound for a giant senior season next fall at Stephenson and has a chance to be one of the sack leaders in his region. Stiggers should also be added to the next 2026 Prep Redzone update.
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Troy Stiggers
Troy
Stiggers
6'2" | 210 lbs | DL
Stephenson | 2026
State
GA
is an athletic DL prospect with a basketball background. He is listed at 6’4 230 and has projectable traits for the FBS level. He moves well around the field and flashes the bend on tape needed to dip and get underneath blockers. Stiggers holds an FBS offer from Miami (OH) and it could be a busy offseason ahead of his senior year. He projects as a 5-tech given his length and pursuit skills. As he adds more weight, he can flex up and down the line.
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