Xair Stevenson Xair Stevenson 6'2" | 180 lbs | ATH USO | 2025 State PA played mostly middle linebacker last year but shows the athleticism to play anywhere on the field. Stevenson has legit speed and athletic ability. You do not see many 6’3″ athletes move as fast as he does. He has a different gear for speed and athleticism. At linebacker, he shows a great ability to attack the offense. Either by blitzing or running around and making tackles all over the field.  He projects as a defensive back or a wide receiver in college.  He recently picked up offers from Miami and Marshall. I expect more offers to come his way.

Hudl has him at 6’3, Twitter has him at 6’1, big-time difference that could have coaches questioning.

Doesn’t change my FBS-grade on him. Very high on this kid.

6’1, 180

3.1 GPA

2nd-Team All-City

78 tackles, 5 INTs, 2 Sacks, 3 scores

Here’s part of my January evaluation.

Xair Stevenson Xair Stevenson 6'2" | 180 lbs | ATH USO | 2025 State PA  ‘s lack of noise outside of Western Pennsylvania leaves me scratching my head a bit. Here’s a position and alignment versatile prospect who has a moldable build that programs would love to get a hold of. 6’2, 200 pounds,  Xair Stevenson Xair Stevenson 6'2" | 180 lbs | ATH USO | 2025 State PA  ‘s tape left me wondering why more folks in recruiting circles aren’t mentioning his name more often. To my knowledge, this is the young man’s first go at success on the field. He might be relatively unknown outside of Western PA. I am more than willing to help out, his game deserves recognition. The University Prep sophomore can produce against the run or pass from his OLB position. Stevenson ends on the athletic side of the linebacker position, showing off pursuit and closing speed skills when blitzing or attacking off the edge. Shifts laterally from hole to hole in a flash to help against the run. Stevenson is one of those prospects that has a nose for the football as well as causing turnovers. His ability to cover the pass forced me to rank him inside the top 50. Five interceptions to his name, Stevenson was seen playing the run, then quickly planting and finding his zone after diagnosing the pass. He earned the “ATH” designation because of this. I don’t doubt that this young man could play safety if need be. Stevenson could also be a difference-maker on offense down the road. The weight room will be crucial in his development, I have no worries that the guys out West will get him in line.

Stevenson was somebody I’ve highlighted before without ever having seen in person. I enjoyed watching compete & contest passes during 7 on 7s. He has good quickness and transitions well on deep throws. He’s confident and enjoys competing. Xair has long arms which is beneficial for press man. He also has the size to contests big WRs.

Xair Stevenson Xair Stevenson 6'2" | 180 lbs | ATH USO | 2025 State PA ‘s lack of noise outside of Western Pennsylvania leaves me scratching my head a bit. Here’s a position and alignment versatile prospect who has a moldable build that programs would love to get a hold of. 6’2, 200 pounds, Xair Stevenson Xair Stevenson 6'2" | 180 lbs | ATH USO | 2025 State PA ‘s tape left me wondering why more folks in recruiting circles aren’t mentioning his name more often. To my knowledge, this is the young man’s first go at success on the field. He might be relatively unknown outside of Western PA. I am more than willing to help out, his game deserves recognition. The University Prep sophomore can produce against the run or pass from his OLB position. Stevenson ends on the athletic side of the linebacker position, showing off pursuit and closing speed skills when blitzing or attacking off the edge. Shifts laterally from hole to hole in a flash to help against the run. Stevenson is one of those prospects that has a nose for the football as well as causing turnovers. His ability to cover the pass forced me to rank him inside the top 50. Five interceptions to his name, Stevenson was seen playing the run, then quickly planting and finding his zone after diagnosing the pass. He earned the “ATH” designation because of this. I don’t doubt that this young man could play safety if need be. Stevenson could also be a difference-maker on offense down the road. The weight room will be crucial in his development, I have no worries that the guys out West will get him in line.