Zeke would be on a very short list of prospects who have dominated the entire summer! From beginning to end, I’ve seen him make play after play in every setting and that continued in this camp as well. He plays the receiver position with such a high motor he always finds himself in the right spot at the right time. Andrina’s footwork was on display during the individual drill portion as he executed the 3 cut cone drill with ease. His low center of gravity and muscular build lends to his ability to separate at the top of his routes. He performed like the prototypical slot getting loose for TDs on underneath routes while still showing he is more than capable of being a downfield threat.

The speedy slot guy out of Otsego came to compete on Saturday! I love his quick steps and superb balance that allow him to change direction in an instant. There were multiple reps where he stuck his foot in the ground and completely left the DB in the dust. He moved well during our testing drills, and was able to elevate at the end of the camp when the pressure was the highest. Great overall day for him competition against some very stiff competition.

Zeke is one of the best kept secrets in the state of Michigan, but not for long! His senior season could be eye-popping. Zeke is all heart and effort, but comes with a ton of potentially elite traits. First of all, not many defensive backs are going to go stride for stride with Zeke. Out of the slot, he hits top speed quickly and can cut on a dime. His concentration and ability to haul in difficult catches are far beyond many other similar players. Like many other superior athletes, he does a ton of good work in the return game. His film speaks for itself. I am confident he will translate nicely to being a major weapon at the next level.

I already know Zeke is going to be one of “my guys” next offseason. While yes, Zeke is very undersized, he plays like he’s 6’4″ 220. Excellent work in the open field, and absolutely elite physicality for a slot receiver. One of those players you might like in person, but you’ll love him on tape.

I feel that Zeke’s ceiling and floor are relatively close. He’s a player who is playing up to his high school ceiling, and someone who I could absolutely see continuing to develop at the college level. My opinion is that Zeke is a great D3 prospect.

I’ll keep on pounding the table for Zeke.

It’s so incredibly difficult to stand out as a receiver. I beleive Zeke has the highlight tape to brreak the mold, even if he is undersized. What I’m most impressed with is Zeke’s hard running in the open field. He does his job to get open, then does everything in his power to earn as many extra yards as possible. Laying a shoulder down, sidestepping a defender, whatever he can do, he will do. I’m hoping for an even better Junior season, and I’m hoping for college attention next Spring.

Zeke absolutely stands out to me as a defensive back. After seeing his highlights from last season, I came away extremely impressed with his ability to play the ball through the hands of the receiver and just his overall ability to come away with PBUs. He has tremendous closing speed and ball skills that absolutely translate to the next level. I think 2025 could be a massive season for Zeke to break out.

I came away impressed with what Zeke was able to do. First off, Zeke put up solid testing numbers. A 4.75 40, 4.5 shuttle.

I didn’t watch a ton of routes from Zeke, but the few routes I did see were solid. Can plant a foot, change direction quickly, and get open. Only thing I’d like to see more of is explosiveness out of his break.

Lastly, Zeke’s tape is AWESOME. Physicality and contact balance don’t show up at an offseason workout, but it sure does on tape. Watch Zeke’s tape!

Speedy slot receiver and safety prospect.  Has outstanding ball skills, very loose-hipped, quick in/out of his breaks.  Very tough – runs through contact and maintains balance after the catch. Will earn his keep running over the middle of the field.