Will Espy is a 5'11" Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Espy attends West Bloomfield in Michigan.
Espy's Player Profile was created on October 7, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Will
EspyDB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
West Bloomfield
|
MI
Predicting College Value for Five Class of 2026 DBs
Strengths Great play speed Good athletic traits- solid change of direction Fast feet Weaknesses Small Size limits ability...
Written by Alex Pallone
Will
EspyDB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
West Bloomfield
|
MI
Soon-to-be College Prospects in the Class of 2026
I had a hard time knowing where to place Will on the rankings, and I ended up settling...
Written by Alex Pallone
Will
EspyDB
Class
2026
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
West Bloomfield
|
MI
X Discoveries: Six Underrated Juniors/Sophomores
Will has taken his Varsity opportunities in stride, and he’s had a very productive season thus far. The...
Written by Alex Pallone
Alex Pallone | Prep Redzone Scout
Alex Pallone
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Strengths
Great play speed
Good athletic traits- solid change of direction
Fast feet
Weaknesses
Small
Size limits ability to stop run
Doesn’t wrap up while tackling
Need to see more of Will. Pretty promising tape, but is sloppy at points. Needs to get a little bigger or at least become a better tackler. Most tackling is either a hit or drops to knees and tries to wrap instead of just wrapping and driving. Not many man coverage reps- very tough to scout without in-person looks. If he has good offseason performances, he’s a D2 prospect. If he doesn’t perform as well, he’s D3.
I had a hard time knowing where to place Will on the rankings, and I ended up settling on a fringe D2 evaluation. I need to see more of Will to be supremely confident in his ranking. That said, he could shoot up the rankings at some point! Here’s what I like about his game so far in my process.
Flashes great instincts, one instance with an INT against comeback route
Solid pursuit angles on run stops
Good open-field tackler
Getting off to a great start this offseason is critical
Athletic testing + man coverage ability will make or break recruitment
Will has taken his Varsity opportunities in stride, and he’s had a very productive season thus far.
The beginning of his tape shows the turnovers he’s forced. The first interception shows great instincts on a comeback route that the QB threw late, and the second interception was a great heads-up play.
Throughout the rest of the tape, Will shows several great run stops. I always love seeing a safety wo can defend the run, and Will has several highlights where he takes good pursuit angles to cut off the RB. He seems to be a solid open-field tackler, which is critical for his position. Moving forward, I’m excited to see what Will does against Seaholm, a Veer team. I’m also looking forward to seeing his performances against Oxford and Roseville.