By: Nick Gradney – National Scout (StatZ_G)
26′ QB Jaden Weatherly @jadenweatherly_
Weatherly is a stout athlete with exceptional arm talent. There were several traits that stood out when watching this kid sling the football such as accuracy, throwing motion and quick decision making just to name a few. Jaden went through his progressions well and you could tell he’s being coached the right way. Keep an eye out on him going forward.
25′ QB Jack Cunningham @jcunningham_11
Junior standout quarterback Jack Cunningham have many likeable tools that college recruiters would be interested in. Cunningham is a passer that understands the importance of knowing situational football. He always make the right play, no matter how many yards it goes for. Jack have great size and still growing. Expect big things in 2024.
26′ WR Tyren Wortham @official_tyren2
Tyren Wortham is a well put together kid who is just ascending into stardom. The sophomore star on the rise already have several offers from notable schools such as UNLV, FAMU, East Carolina and Marshall. Wortham have a great build to play at the next level. With his skill set, there’s only a matter of time until power 5 universities reach out. Tyren have strong hands, he’s a great route runner and makes every route look the same – definitely someone you’d want in your program.
27′ QB Aiden Buckler @AidenBuckler11
To simply put it, this young man have a bright future ahead. Aiden Buckler displayed superb footwork in his mechanics to go along with his strong arm. The best part is that he’s only a freshman so there’s scary days to come for opposing defenses. Buckler throws a tight spiral and have one of the best deep balls I’ve seen recently. He’s young so he’s still figuring out but I wouldn’t be surprised at all to see him blow up in the near future.
27′ ATH Kaden Chachere (@KadenChchere)
Kaden was previously listed as a safety but I’d be remiss if I didn’t talk about him as the total package. This kid plays both ways and it’s hard to recognize if he’s better as a defensive back or a wide receiver. Also known as “Sat”, Chachere name was called several times from the sidelines from his coaches and we all know that could mean 1 or 2 things – either he’s doing bad or he’s one of the trusted leaders on the team. For Kaden, it’s clearly the latter. This kid can lineup outside, in the slot and do the same on defense. This kid have a ton of great football left to be played.
25′ DB Michael Rossin @MichaelRossin5
One of the better players I’ve seen this past weekend was undoubtedly Michael Rossin. This young man is a straight up baller who can play wide receiver as well. Rossin have great lateral movement, twitch and plays the ball well when in the air. He have a long, rangy frame that will be coveted at the next level. Rossin make plays all over the field and if you don’t know where he is, then you’re in trouble. I took the time to watch some of his film and his game definitely translates. I see a breakout senior year coming for this kid in 2024.
