"Mo" is LB with so much potential. He has only played football for 2 seasons. He was immediately the top linebacker on our team as a 10th grader and was arguably the best linebacker in the region. He is very raw and has a lot of work to do learning reads, coverages, blitz packages, angles, techniques, and more but his natural nose for the football is unlike anything I've seen. His closing speed and raw strength to shed blocks and bring down the ball carrier are truly elite. He is slightly undersized for his position by about 20 pounds. He is a great kid, coachable, and has a great family that has raised him tremendously well. At Georgia State I believe he could be a 4 year starter, all-conference multiple times. Best case scenario he ends up in the league. He is a great student who will also prioritize his studies. There is no risk recruiting this kid.

Jamal is a college level player who has fielded 6 total offers. He will likely end up playing in the SIAC. He has formiddable size especially for a D2 DL. His biggest strength is plugging gaps and not being moved. He is a very strong kid so pushing him back, even with double teams, is rare. His closing speed and angles are his biggest areas of improvement. If a ball carrier runs within arms length, he is going to reliably tackle the kid. But, if the back does not basically run right into Jamal, then he is basically not going to tackle him as he rarely chases down a ball carrier. Jamal's best use will be in 4th and short or goal line situations where you need a big strong body to stop the OL's push. If he can learn to read the backfrield better while engaging his opponent, he will make tremendous improvement.

Myles comes from a family of football players. His two older brothers play at Miles College and South Carolina State. He is slightly undersized but makes up for it in toughness and effort. He is at 100% every play. He matched up against Zach Gillis (Clemson commit) and allowed only 4 rec for 31 YDs in week 4 (9 targets). Man to man he is going to be able to stay with almost anybody but his lack of size and strength is where bigger, stronger receivers can win. He is a grat communicator and leader of the secondary and can be a second coach on the field. As a freshman, we guess he is going to be a first class look on a college's scout team while aiming to get into a rotation in his sophomore season and beyond. If he grows 3-4 inches to match the height of his brothers then he will take tremendous strides.

Jessie is a for sure college football player, most likely at the NCCAA or NAIA levels. He has some decent talent but is not a passionate football player. He does what is asked and shows up each day but is not an ultimate competitor. He is a decent student. At the next level, he will need to gain 20 pounds before getting on the field but with a growth program or a planned diet he should be able to add to his frame.

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We project Ethan as a D2 player, he holds offers across the Gulf South and SWAC with some D1 PWOs. He is slightly undisciplined in our scheme but a very solid man to man and zone defender when he is executing our scheme. He is good at shedding blocks. Biggest liability is just discipline, mainly containing the edge and knowing our coverages. He is a hard worker and cares deeply about exceeding.