Wendell Childs Jr is a 6'2" Defensive Back/Athlete in the 2027 class.
Childs Jr attends Clarkston in Michigan.
Childs Jr's Player Profile was created on July 18, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Wendell
Childs JrDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
175
HS
Clarkston
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MI
5 Defensive Backs That Are Off To Hot Starts:
Wendell is another player who stands out as an early candidate for top cornerback recognition. Wendell has excellent...
Written by Ryan Graham
Wendell
Childs JrDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
175
HS
Clarkston
|
MI
Top 2027 Uncommitted players:
Wendell is another athlete that could project at variety of positions at the next level. He is a...
Written by Ryan Graham
Wendell
Childs JrDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
175
HS
Clarkston
|
MI
Clarkston scouting report (vs. Belleville)
Wendell had a great day. In the first half, I got a great look at several blocks. I’m...
Written by Alex Pallone
Ryan Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Ryan Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Wendell is another player who stands out as an early candidate for top cornerback recognition. Wendell has excellent size for a corner and has an excellent wingspan. At 6’2″ wendell is able to use his size to completely suffocate opposing wide outs. Wendell came up with a huge pick against Stoney Creek in the fourth quarter that helped seal a close win. Wendell has excellent top end speed and is able to show a solid backpedal and an explosive first step out of his backpedal to close ground quickly and break on the ball.Wendell has been very good early on for Clarkston and see his season to continue to rise and his stock surely will.
Wendell is another athlete that could project at variety of positions at the next level. He is a very solid wide out who makes a lot of plays in the Clarkston offense. He returns kicks and displays big home run ability as an offensive weapon. In my opinion I think his best spot would be on the back end of a defense ether at corner or safety. Wendell is a very good cover corner that does a solid job in coverage for the wolves. I also like Wendells ability to come up and hit in the run game. Wendell is a sure tackler with plus speed. College coaches need to make there way to Clarkston and start making wendell a priory before its to late.
Wendell had a great day. In the first half, I got a great look at several blocks. I’m happy to say that Wendell laid quite a few good blocks. Against talented DBs, Wendell consistently got hands on his defender and did just enough to eliminate him from the play. Wendell’s hand placement and overall physicality / foot drive can be slightly improved, but he’s still undoubtedly a well above-average blocker.
Earned a few touches as well. I was impressed with his elusiveness in space- another Clarkston player who took full advantage of Belleville’s poor tackling. Overall, my opinion of Wendell remains consistent.