Live Highlight Reviews

All right, looks like we're live, or at least somewhat live. Hopefully it's all shown through Double check this so we make sure we're all good to go. Cool. We are live. All right, so today we're doing the live highlight review. So over the past couple days I've been reminding people, hey, we're doing these. We're going to be checking out some highlight videos. So I think we've got about like 100 submissions. I selected 12 if I remember off the top of my head correctly. And so what we're going to do is we're going to first look at the highlight video. I'll kind of talk about the highlight video itself, just some of the thoughts that I'm seeing in terms of changing it. So we'll talk about like highlight videos in general, best practices. So that way you guys can hopefully do this to your own or if I'm doing yours, then you're getting, you know, personalized feedback to that and then also give a little bit of evaluation in terms of things of like what level I might project you to do. Obviously, like, I'll give reasons for that, for why on that and you know, I'll try to be as nice as possible with all of that because, yeah, mine as well. So super excited about this. If for some reason you didn't submit your highlight video and you want to be considered to do this because we might do it in the future if this happens to go really well, what you can do is you can go ahead and submit it down below. I put in the description at least over on, I think Both X and YouTube. So should be good to do that. And then, yeah, with that being said, we'll, we'll go and start to do it, dive into this. So also, if you just don't know who I am, I'm Trent Morea. I played college quarterback over at junior college, also at a NAA school, so four year school over in Iowa. Went through the recruiting process myself. Didn't get a lot of film in high school and then ended up starting to help families with the recruiting process. Myself, our company, your first scholarships help over 200 families get scholarships. And then we've already crossed the, the 20 million mark in terms of scholarship offered. And that's really just from the class of 25 and 24. We have not finalized the numbers for 26. So excited to see what those look like. But with that being said, let's dive into it. It's going to be a blast. So let's switch this over and hopefully Everything looks good. Cool. Okay, that looks like it all transitioned over. So the first person we got here is Adrian Bermudes. Bermudes. That's, that's. I think so anyway, senior running back over in New York. So yeah, let's, let's dive into it. Cool. Let me show this fair screen. Yeah, cool. Looks like everything's going good. So, yeah, first play, 12 yard rush, A little full back dive. Looks like you're, you're playing in a, in a wing T type system. So obviously, first thing off the bat, it's not necessarily the best first play in the world. So, like, from a college coach's perspective, I'm seeing a 12 yard rush right off the bat. Probably not the most excited. And I see a four yard rush next. You know, it's not the greatest ordering of the plays. Also just small little thing is the amount of time in a clip. Like you already notice, we're now, you know, we get to the third play here, 26 seconds in. Essentially, one thing you can do is make sure to clip it as tight as possible. Like all this time here is pretty much wasted space. So we want to make sure it's boom, boom, like start of the snap of the ball, start of the play, end of the play done. Like, honestly, once this pile like collapses, like, it's on to the next play. There's no need for these extra, what, three, four seconds there. Next one here, we got a nine yard rush. Okay, cool. Yeah, solid run. I mean, again, these are solid runs, but they're not necessarily highlights. And again, I, you know, I'm gonna watch this entirety just to see if you have anything else. My guess is it may be a playing time issue, so. So obviously that's a case as well. Definitely a false start by that wing, the wing guy. Even the coaches on the other side are calling that one out. So, I mean, obviously it's a blocking assignment here. Not the greatest block in the world either necessarily. So again, you know, don't know if I would necessarily include that in the highlight. I mean, you do your job to an extent. Obviously you get in front of the guy, but. Cool. On the next play, three yard rush. So again, like, if this is the only place you have, I think it's perfectly fine. You know, you want to show, like when you don't have as many plays, you want to try and show the stuff that coaches are looking for. I think it's good that you have some blocking assignments here. It shows that you're willing to do your job at the end of the day. Like I like that one. That one's probably better. Even though it's like, you know, it's a toss. It's not as many as much impact on the play as maybe the last one they showed that one looks more physical. It's obviously it's a bigger person as well. I think that one I would move up further than the last one I saw. And again, just, you know, try to tighten that up as much as possible. Like once you. And this is. We'll talk about this. I have some offensive line that we're check out. But as soon as you make your block, you know, whatever the situation is, receiver, running back, offensive lineman, you should move on to the next play. Like as soon as you detach from that block, just move on to the next play. They don't need to see the guy run for an extra couple of yards because that's not what you're showing unless you go and happen to make another block. Kickoff tackle. So big thing, if you're not playing a ton, include special team stuff that's going to help out. It's obviously just going to give coaches more plays to look at. And knowing that, hey, you're willing to do special team stuff. Always key to look at that. Especially again like college coaches know that as a freshman you're probably not going to play much. So special teams is always a way that a freshman can get ahead. Again, a lot of wasted time here just after the play. Don't need to see all the. All the stuff going on here. Doesn't add anything to the highlight tape. Another kickoff tackle. Cool. I mean it's a solo tackle. All good there. And yeah, I think, I think ordering so far to be fair, pretty good. Don't think there's really many changes I would do outside of like what I mentioned with the blocking stuff. I mean this isn't necessarily the best kickoff tackle. It's like three guys getting in there. So. And you don't necessarily like cover. I don't. Yeah. I don't know if I necessarily include this one, but you do trace back a little bit. So again, not. Not the worst play in the world to include. Again, a lot of waste of time. Like I'm skipping here, you know, a couple seconds. So would clip this stuff down. Shouldn't be trying to maximize for length. That's a really impressive background. I will say. Cool. So that. That's. I mean that's a pretty good tackle. This kickoff should be earlier I would put it almost. I mean to be fair, I probably put it in top five place. Probably like play number four, five. Because this is, this is probably your best tackle out of the kickoffs and you really don't have many, like amazing runs, so would put this pretty early. This is arguably, arguably your best play if you were a defensive player. But just because you're running back, I would put it like five play or fifth play. So overall, like, again, I imagine the situation is didn't get a ton of playing time, which is perfectly fine. Just I think those would be a couple of changes in terms of clip length, you know, adjusting the ordering just a bit and then in terms of valuation, I mean, again, not a lot of film. I mean, I think that most realistic landing spots are D3NA schools that, you know, are looking to fill some extra spots at a running back position. I mean, that's a position that goes through a lot of beat, so they have to take on a lot of guys. And then also, obviously junior college is also an option as well. D2, D1 probably, you know, just, just not enough film and not enough explosive plays to be able to, to take it on. I think juco or prep school would probably be the best bet. Just with, with everything that I'm seeing, it's just going to be, hey, need to get more film ultimately at the end of the day. So that's kind of my evaluation there. So down to the first one. Appreciate Adrian for submitting that. Let's go on to the next one. So we got Nico here from Colorado. We'll check out 20, 25 top plays. And so he is a junior over in Colorado. Quarterback. Did pick a couple of quarterbacks because I play quarterback, so I, I get to, to decide on that. Nice stepping on the pocket. I like that. That's a good play right there. That is a good play. Again, just again, when we're talking about trimming the plays. Don't need to see this motion. It's three, four seconds. It just adds up in the grand scheme of things of like being able to sneak in another play to a coach when they have such limited time. So want to make sure that you're maximizing that. Cool. So we got a run play as a second play. Cool. Yeah, solid play. I mean, I'm curious to see what other plays you have here. Again, don't need to see all the celebrations. A lot of waste time. You know, we're 40 seconds in. We've only seen two plays, so. And again, like a college coach is going to watch the first 30 seconds to a minute. You know, at this point If I'm a coach watching this, I don't know if you grab my attention enough for me to continue watching. It's really up to this third play almost to be like, okay, like, maybe this guy's got it, maybe he doesn't. Also, as a quarterback, you don't need to be highlighting yourself unless you happen to play different positions. Like, if you're more of an athlete, everybody knows where the quarterback's at. They'll know that you're the quarterback prior to watching the highlight. So you don't really need to circle yourself. Cool. Yeah, solid throw. I mean, I would probably say this is a better play than the running play that you showed just because it's on the run. Again, just a lot of wasted time here. I think that's going to be a common theme that you guys are going to see throughout this is just making sure to clip those as short as possible. Okay, that's a. I mean, I imagine your receiver drops it there also. Really great throw. Arguably that throw is. I mean, that throws better than your second throw. I'm trying to see if you can see. Yeah, you can see jumps right off his chest. Yeah. So this throw definitely would just put it as the second play ahead of the run play and the throw after that. Nice. Good, good stuff there. Good stuff there. Obviously very good at making off platform throws. So that's definitely evident. Gold is a drop back deep ball. That is a shaky camera, but good stuff. I mean, so far I'd say, like, again, I said some suggestions of the ordering. Looks pretty good though, so far. Kind of run play here. I mean, really from here we're just trying to see, hey, are there better plays that you can move up? Are there plays that you maybe you should take out as well? I think that run play probably would just move back. I imagine you have some better rows. Like I would have that throw above the run that you just showed. I think you really have to realize as a quarterback what is your strength and then really use that. And I think you've done a good job here of that. It's like, obviously, again, another one, your thing is off platform throws. You do a lot of really good job of that. And so using that is awesome run stuff I don't think is necessarily as much as your skill set or at least like for a coach that's watching you. I probably wouldn't want to see more of you running. I've seen you run once. Cool. I know you can run. Awesome. You check that box. I want to see more of you either doing some of these impressive things or making throws that I haven't seen you make yet. Like, for example, I'm seeing a lot of deep fades, a lot of, you know, off platform stuff. Cool. I want to see you make a deep out, a deep comeback, maybe even a slant. Some RPO game too. Again, another run here. Like, yeah, good play, awesome stuff. Don't know if it's necessarily needed at this point. You know, probably would just shove it in the back of the highlight and say, okay, I'll. I'll have that in there in case I get to this point. Again, another deep ball. But like, you've already established that you make the deep ball throw, so just want to include more in here as far as different types of throws, if you have them, you know, comebacks, deep outs, corners, I think would all be good stuff. Get another good deep ball throw. So all good stuff. I mean, I think the tape looks good. Just again, continue the theme. Make sure to trim the plays, make sure to just fix up some of the hoarding stuff. And then if you can get some more variety of throws. I don't know if you have. And I want to take a look at this just to see but like making different highlight tapes based on what you're trying to show. So like for a quarterback, hey, this is a tape of my, my best defaults this season. This is a tape of my RPO game. Some of the best RPOs that I've made this season. Stuff like that would be good to do as well. And you can always do that. So. Cool. Well, yeah, I appreciate you. You showing that. I guess you do have these highlights here that I didn't see. But you know, we checked out the top place, so all good. Nonetheless, I don't see is what year. 2027. Okay. So Junior right now. So in terms of valuation, I mean, can make some good throws look pretty athletic. I don't know, 6, 4, 200. I would say, like range for me, probably more of like a D2 guy. Don't think it crosses quite that threshold to be an FCS guy just because I'm not seeing some of like I call them, and this is kind of a general term, but like elite traits. I don't see like just an arm strength. That would be an FCS guy that a coach would go, oh yeah, this is the guy that we're going to take over transportal kind of guy. Like, that's kind of a. You have to think about things, especially in the modern era, and just don't exactly see that I think D2 would be the top range. I think D2 even that it's really going to be dependent on how good your senior year film is. Like, it's really like the film looks good. Cool. I'm interested in this guy. Wouldn't be an offer yet. It would be like, okay, he's on our board and I want to see what the senior year films look like and then go from there. Definitely like D3. Na, they'd love you. But like D2 is kind of like okay, we'll, we'll see how the season goes and everything. So that's, that's my take. Appreciate you submitting that and good stuff. I think a couple changes tape will look good and I think mixing in some of that variety, you know, maybe it would change my, my mindset on things a little bit more to see you make some different throws. Because I feel like one of the things I didn't really see is like some of those more one balls. When we're talking about throws, you know, we're talking about one, two and three in terms of trajectory. So like one ball is like, you know, a more harder pass on a line. Something like that versus a three is more of a deep ball, super high arc and two is more of this touch layered ball. Saw you make a good amount of 3 balls. Saw you make some like maybe 12 ball if I can remember correctly. And then I think I saw you make a couple one balls but they were really just on the run and I don't really see much drop back game from that. So just all stuff there to kind of think through. Cool. And then we are going on to this to Roger. So. Cool. Let's keep rocking. So with Roger we got Roger, class of 2029. Yeah. So I grabbed some, I grabbed some younger guys too because I wanted to mix up the grad year and, and all that good stuff. So let's do it. I'm just checking the chat here as well. Yeah, so I'm not reviewing any film that was, that was sent in now. I'm only reviewing film. No submit earlier again. We might do this later. So if you want to be reviewed in the future, submit it in the link in there if you happen to not see it. It's in the description. Yeah, I have it. Submit your own here so you can go and check that out and then submit it there and I'll check it out. Hopefully you'll get selected next time. I kind of select these at random. So with that being said, let's dive into To Rogers here. Super excited. So Roger, right tackle. So we got some offensive line highlights. I think first thing you know like that you just jump right into the play. It may be a little too fast. Also with YouTube it just like tends to start faster. So I think that's fine. One I imagine like your parent film this or something like that, which is fine. It is a little abnormal to have such a zoomed in view because one of the big things that I talk to families in world and they're like should I be recording my son's games or should we use like huddle film or whatever they're filming. We always say like huddle film is best just because it's A, you don't have to worry about it, B it's going to be the highest shot possible and the widest shot and C, coaches are just used to it so it's often harder for them to evaluate other film because they're just not really like use that camera angle sometimes. It's why like the hype video type stuff that's more like zoomed in usually isn't the best kind of video to get recruited off of. So don't know in terms of angle if it's necessarily the best. But again we'll check it out and see. Yeah, so it causes that issue of like you have to move the camera with there so like it just turns into the shaky cam you got super zoomed in again. I can see that he pancaked the guy. It's good play but it doesn't give me this stable point where I'm able to accurate evaluate how well he moves. It's the same thing with like so slow mo and pausing the play while it's happening. It just disrupts the momentum of the play and doesn't allow you to get an accurate evaluation of like how fast is this going, how much power does this guy have? All those kinds of things that play factor or how smooth the guy is too. But good play nonetheless. Obviously like as an offensive lineman like your goal is to have your highlight tape all pancakes. Like that's what you want. So good stuff there. Nice double team there. One thing that I'm also forgetting to mention is highlight should. Should be highlighting yourself. It's pretty clear because you have it so zoomed in who's who but should still circle or point or do something just to make it clear before each play that that way the coach knows exactly where to put his eyes at. Because here it's pretty easy like center but could make an argue for like hey, is it this guy? Because you can't really tell the number until really ever in the play. So, like, even here, like, I'm guessing it's the guy in the pancake, but, like, I don't know the number, so I'm not 100% certain. But this one for sure. Like, I have no idea where to put my eyes at prior to the play. I do love how fast it is. Like, it. It does a really good job with how fast it is. It just don't know where my eyes should go ultimately. But yeah, these look all good play so far. I would say yes. This is a nice little pool. Good stuff. There we go. Now I got some pass prone. Nice. So as offensive lineman, like you want. When I talk about variety, offensive lineman is another one where variety matters a ton. You want to have showing coaches, like, hey, I can back block, I can single block, I can double up and then push to the linebacker. I can go straight to the second level and take on that kind of block, and I have the agility to actually get to linebacker. I can also pass throw, I can quick set, I can do a deeper set. All those kinds of things are. Questions are being raised I think too often, like, again, like I talked about, ideally every single place pancake. But if you're just doing the same thing over and over again, it doesn't show that you are competent enough to do the other things that are required of that position. Because obviously when you get to college, it's more than just a physical trait. It's also about like, hey, can this guy, like I said, can he immediately climb to the second level and. And get there and secure a block that we need so that way our running back, instead of getting three or four yards, gets 10 or 12. That is a huge difference at the collegiate level. And it's in. It really is like a big job of. Of as a tackle to be able to do all those things. That's probably like. So this is one of the things I see with offensive lineman. They want to include plays like this where, yeah, it doesn't start off too bad. But this isn't a highlight. I mean, you lose the block he gets in the play shouldn't be included. When we talk about highlights, obviously we're talking about the best plays. And if the best plays are pancakes or at least solid blocks that lead to the play being extended, not short. Pretty solid block there. I mean, yeah, I don't. I don't know if I would include, you know, like this play again, probably wouldn't Include this one gets detached. Not really anything of note to happen or. Well, again, actually, my eyes are the problem. So this is you, actually. So again, like, making sure making it clear who you are is very key. So you get the double team there. You. You get the pancake. Good stuff. Guy kind of slips. Don't know if it's necessarily the best play. It does slip for sure. I mean, you set him down. The spin, spin move, to be fair, so. And then also pancake them. Yeah, I think the. The biggest notes. Again circling. I'm just gonna keep iterating that. But also. Yeah, I mean, I would also make a short tape. Just make a short tape of like top 10, 20 plays. Make top 20, top 20 plays. Just because five minutes is a pretty long time, but short tape, top 20 plays. Making sure it has all that variety there in that term. So that way my coach doesn't have to check out a lot of this tape. Yeah, I mean, these are all pretty solid. That one would not be a highlight. As you can see, you push up to the second level. Awesome. You get attached, but you don't really, you know, the guy. That guy's making the attack. So when. When your guy is making a tackle, it's not a highlight. With offensive lineman. That's pretty solid. Like, I think that that's a really good play, and I honestly would move that one up. I think that's a really good job of you getting up to the second level. Again, when I talk about what they call it, like deuce to tray, at least that's what I've heard. You know, taking the double team, getting off the double team. You guys both detached, though, so that's. Somebody made a mistake. But besides that. Well, I think your. Your other guy lost the block, but you get up to the second level, you secure him, and then he. He doesn't make the tackle and you push him off. So I would say overall, that's. That's a pretty good play. I would definitely move that up earlier because I think it shows a good job of that skill set. Cool. Yeah. All looks good there. We'll probably cut this one off at three minutes. I mean, a lot of plays in here. To be fair, I think that you're probably not needing all these, you know, this five minutes. I mean, there's got to be. I don't even know how many plays we've watched. I mean, there's probably like 50, 60 plays in here at least. So that's a lot. I mean, probably would condense it down just because of that. But again, tape looks pretty good. I think there's a lot of good things in there. Also, the 29, like, dude, you're crushing it, like, as a freshman. And this is varsity as well. Stud. Love it. I don't know where you're at in the, in the country, but love it. Really, really good stuff in terms of valuation right now. I think what I'm seeing is, like, it looks like, to be fair, like, your competition look doesn't look that great, which is kind of concerning. Like, honestly, like, this being varsity highlights kind of shocks me. Like, I don't see a lot of players that I'm like, oh, yeah, these guys are. Are good. So don't know where you're at in the country. Imagine some smaller area or something like that. Maybe I'm wrong or something, but that is part of it. That kind of plays a factor. But with you being so young, I mean, to be fair, ceiling is. The sky's the ceiling. The sky's the limit. If you have a great sophomore season, a lot of good things can happen. One big thing is just going to be continuing to put on size. You know, you're 6, 3, 2, 6, so you're at a good point right now. Continue to be in the weight room, continue to put on size. It's going to help you out a ton of as playing as an offensive lineman right now, realistically with, like, how you're moving and again, like, there's a ton of time to develop, so it's tough for me to say. I think the range is as wide as I could go. I would estimate that probably going to be somewhere between, like an FCS or D2 guy. I think D2 is probably pretty certain in my eyes. Again, like, maybe you don't develop at all, and I'm completely wrong. And, you know, you go lower than that. But if you continue to become more powerful, become more explosive, definitely fcs and FCS is definitely in play at that point, but would say D2 is probably a safe bet if I was. If I was able to bet on this. So overall, good stuff as a freshman is super, super awesome. That's why I wanted to include some freshmen in here, just to see it, show people what we're looking at. But again, a big part of that is like, me and I want to talk about this specifically about some of the underclassmen guys is like, you can make an evaluation on younger guys, but the issue with evaluation is it's pending on development. Like, for example, when I'll talk to the family, I'LL be like, hey, Your son is D1. Your son is powerful. Your son is group of five. For example, we have a tight end that we're working with right now. He's 28. He just got his first D1 offer a couple weeks ago, and I was talking to his dad and I said, hey, like, the big thing is that he is to us a power four guy. And I think he very well could be a Power 4 guy. But the biggest thing is making sure that he stays on the track to being a power forward guy, because what a lot of that assumption is made off of is that he will continue on the path of growth to that point. And what I see a lot of people do is like, they are D1, you know, somewhat, or at least like, seem like they will be the one, and then they just fall off. And I'm not saying, like they're trying to, but it's just a reality of it. So it's something to be aware of, is that the development that you have impacts a lot of how your recruiting will go. So just something to be aware of, especially in this situation. Cool. Let's go on to the next one with Keegan. So where we have 5:30. All right. So we got to speed up bit a little. Little bit. You got two speed up. So we probably won't be checking out all the highlight or the whole highlight tapes of everybody. We'll. We'll check out a couple minutes of them. So this is a offensive linebacker, strong safety, junior over in Illinois. Illinois's got some good football. I don't know if you guys know that, but they got some good football. Nice reroute. Making the play. That's a good play. I love that. I love that. That's awesome. Nice hit. Good stuff. Really, really good stuff. Liking what I'm seeing so far. Nice t. Yeah, good. Again, just make sure you cut off, like, we don't need to see the guy. Oh, actually, You get up and make a block. I was about to go into the thing about how we don't need to see the play afterwards, but you get a block on the guy that, I mean, he probably isn't getting him, but you still make a block. So one of the things I would do in this case is first off, awesome play. And then right here, I would circle yourself again and show that, hey, I'm going to go make this block. Or maybe even a little earlier than that, because I was about to be like, oh, yeah, you know, like, this guy isn't going to do anything. And then I kind of caught it because I realized it, but, like, I would circle yourself again in that case. That's. That's a. That's awesome. I love it. I love it. Nice. Man, you are a menace on the field. This is. I would be frightened to play on it with you. Jesus. All right. Yeah. This is awesome. Yeah. I really have no notes so far for this highlight other than that, that one play. This is. This is some really good stuff. Yeah. Coming off, shedding that block. Love it, love it, love it, love it. Just make sure to clip this play a little bit more. A little shorter and same, But so far, so good. Let's check out two more plays and then we'll wrap it up there. But all looks good. I think the biggest thing. And. And this is going to be my note. Yeah, Another sack, too. Really nice. I want to see this play. I just. I can't. I mean, this is. This is awesome. Yeah. I don't know if you need all the hurries in there, you know, but doesn't necessarily hurt. Obviously, they get the ball away. It looks like the guy catches it. So just based on the result, may not be worth it, but. Cool. So. Yeah, So, I mean, tape looks good. Really, really good. I think the biggest question to me is, are you playing in the right position? You know, you're 5, 10, 195. I know you put outside linebacker and strong safety. I imagine just unfortunately, you have to play. It looks like you're playing more of like some kind of outside linebacker. I mean, you look more like a. You look like in terms of scheme, you're playing more like outside linebacker. Not even like really a nickel or anything. I imagine they kind of push put you as a nickel in some cases, but you're. You're just out of position, unforcing right now. And so, dude, if you can get the strong safety, like, that would be the ideal situation. And really, any college is probably going to recruit you as a strong safety unless you happen to grow, like, two inches. I would, you know, number one, make sure to put on more weight. But, dude, looks all good. Obviously. 3.3. Love it. Yeah. Looks all good. I think right now, like, as a linebacker, it's going to be tough to be fair. I think that even in your case, D2 would be a little tough just because of that size. I think that if you get placed in the right position, especially next year, D2 for sure, probably not an FCS guy. I just don't see, again, you're going to be. Still, to be fair for D1 kind of undersized for some of the safety roles. So that would be a slight concern. And I think that that probably would limit a lot of. A lot of D1 schools offering you. I think that FCS is in play, though, again, if you can get to the right position next year. So, dude, tape looks good. Keep it up, put on weight, try to get in the right position next year. Don't know what the situation is, but love it, man. Keep up the good work. Awesome stuff. Freaking love it. All right, so I want to talk about this one. This is some transportal film. Thought this one would be interesting to watch. So this one's got video on it, so we're gonna turn that off. So, yeah, I wanted to do some transportal film, just kind of show what some of it looks like. I think this is from a D3, if I remember correctly. Kind of check this out a little bit earlier. So just wanted to show it, but, you know, first things first. You always want to make sure you're starting from the start of the play. Don't know if this one got filmed earlier whatnot, or, like, got. Sometimes the cameramen, you know, kind of mess it up and they start to play earlier or later than it should be. So don't know if that was the case. But you usually want to start at the snap of the ball no matter what. But obviously good route, good catch. So solve this, like, the slow mo. Second thing, like, it's just not necessary. You know, it looks like you catch the ball. They don't necessarily need to see you catching the ball in slow mo from the end zone view to secure to make sure that you caught the ball. So it's just not really needed. I know you do that as well in this. It's pretty much from the same view too, so it's just not really worth doing. Not going to provide the coach any extra insights or anything like that. But so far, tape looks pretty good. I mean, obviously it's all game film, which I love. A lot of transport guys enter without game film, and the raw reality of that is usually things don't end up too good because you got guys with game film that are entering the portal, so. But some solid game film, I would say, like your game film, Although this is some pretty good practice film. Like, probably wouldn't use fading as well. Like, I know this is kind of like fading from play to play. I would just cut it play to play. But overall tempo is really good. I mean, the plays are pretty solid. Would just make sure you're including as much game film as possible in the beginning, even if it's not a touchdown or a big catch, because that's going to be better than the practice film. Like, I would have this play, to be fair, earlier than a lot of the practice film that you would have, But all looks solid. Pretty good plays in there. Again, tempo's good. Just those small adjustments and all looks pretty good so far. I think in terms of eval. I mean, going from a D3 and I'm not sure on what specific school it was, but, you know, probably looking at. I got stats too. Yeah. I mean, all pretty good stuff. I mean, would be interesting. I'm curious to see where you end up because obviously it'll happen here pretty fast. I think there's potential for like D1, probably not seeing FPS. I think, you know, FCS is definitely potential D2 for sure. I'm sure you already have some D2 offers or something. So. Yeah, 4, 5, 40 or. Yeah, 455 laser. All good stuff. I mean, yeah, it all looks pretty good. So would be curious to be fair where you end up. I think that. I think FCS is definitely potential for sure. I think it's. It's actually a likely landing spot. I think that FPS maybe not, but would be curious to see. So everyone looks good, man. I mean, I think the plays look good. I think that could be an FBS guy. I just probably don't think it'll happen just because going from a D3 and I mean, you're. You're obviously pretty dominant. I mean, in the conference. Oh. As a true freshman. Okay. Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Yeah, I didn't see that. So, I mean, look good. I think that that FCS is. It's either FCS or D2, just depending. Depending on ultimately what which coach likes you more ultimately. But looks pretty good. So solid stuff there. Let's go on to Tyson Johnson, 2027, over at. Where are we at in the country on this one? Let's take a look. Texas. We're in Texas. All right. D end and tight end, let's do it. So one of the things to note here is the post. So we recommend that, hey, like on Twitter, you should be screen recording your highlights and posting them on there. You can either screen record or use them. And like savethevideo.com there's stuff that'll save your videos. Like for example, I'll pull it up right now. So like if you're trying to download your huddle, you can just use savethevideo.com, you pull it up and you just paste a link. So you can just take a link from Huddle, paste it in here, and I'll do it for you and just hit start. It may pop up like some ads or whatever. You just exit out of them and just download it. I don't know if it'll see. Maybe it won't work. Okay, cool. So then you click Download MP4. It'll pull it up in a different screen and then you have to click like three buttons and it downloads it for you. So always recommend that it's going to give you this. This is a higher definition than if you record it from your phone. So I think that's. That's always the better version. It's the way I recommend to do it and what we tell our families to do as well. But if you screen record from your phone, make sure you don't do it from portrait mode. So if you do it when your phone's up and down, then it comes out like this and then it looks super small and it looks super small on this and it looks even smaller in your phone. So make sure you don't make that mistake. So would want to re record this and then repost it as well. So that way coaches can view it either. But let's dive into it. So nice starting off with sack. All looks good. Temple looks good. You're circling yourself before the play. All good stuff so far. Another sack. Yeah. Don't need like, like transition should be super simple. We don't need this like big, you know, flipping, zooming out thing probably would move this play up a little bit earlier. I think this plays earlier or better than I'll move it up to play two. To be fair. Really good stuff. You know, shedding the run and then making the play in the backfield, getting a tfl. So like, if you want a quick, like checklist for defensive highlights and what they should be contained in, you know, it's any turnover. So force fumble interceptions and then it's going to be tackles. But the main thing is tackles for loss. Big solo tackles are the two that you want there. I see a lot of guys include assisted tackles and unless you're really short on plays and you happen like, I mean, really, you just shouldn't have assisted tackles in there. At the end of the day, like it should be solo tackles. You solo making it a tackle. So that's usually the big checklist and then like big hits, which is kind of included in solo tackles as well. Nice. Good Stuff there. Like, I would say, like, that sack that you made back here should be more back than. Than some of these plays, just because it was kind of like an assisted sack. To be fair. There's no circle on this play, so you want to circle yourself. I'm really not too sure where you're at on the field. Nice. Pretty solid play there. Solid stuff. Good play coming from the back. Back of the back side of the play. Like, this would be another one I would move up. Really good stuff. Nice. Yeah. All good stuff so far. Yeah. Definitely think that sack should be put back a little bit more. Nice deflection. Yeah, I probably wouldn't put that one in there. I mean, I think that's a little close on roughing faster, I would say, but wouldn't include that in there. I mean, it's not really that close of a hurry, I would say. Just not a highlight, necessarily. Yeah, I wouldn't say this is a highlight either. Maybe you're trying to say you got a deflection there, but it's. It's hard to tell. It just doesn't really look like it. Yeah, I wouldn't include that as a highlight either. You're not making the tackle. We do shed that first block, but. Cool. Yeah, that's good stuff. Definitely keep that one in there. I want to have that one in there as well. Or wouldn't have that one. Like, I would take that one out again, just not. Just not really highlight. Like, you look at it and you're not like, oh, yeah, that's. Yeah, it's just not worth having in there. You want it to be your best place. And I just. I think you got better place in there. That look a lot better than that. That one's definitely one of them for sure. So cool. Awesome stuff. Tape looks pretty solid. I think that. I mean, six, three, two, four, two, you know, all looks pretty good. Probably would say in your case. I mean, D2 would be where I would eval most likely. I think that tape doesn't quite look there to. To get to the FCS level would be. Would be my evaluation. I think it looks a little stiff, like in some of the plays, but you definitely have the body type. I mean, like, nothing like physical measurements wise is stopping you. I think just like the tape doesn't look dominant enough and you don't move like, in some place. To be fair, you do move pretty well. So, like, I see glimpses of it. I'm like, oh, yeah, it could be. Could be an FCS guy, but I'm Kind of like, kind of a tweener. I mean, I think you're a good player. You know, big question is going to be like, ultimately what, you know, what the. What the actual coaches think as well as, you know, how well you perform at some of the camps. And then senior year film, as usual, that's always the big thing, especially now more than ever. So good stuff, you know, keep rocking, man. I think. I think you do some good stuff on tape. It'll be exciting to see what you do senior year. So awesome. Let's. Let's keep it rolling. To Lucas and Dreesen. So this is. I think this is our first title screen. So not a huge fan of title screens. The reason is I just think it's a waste of time. Like, I think that the coat. Like, no coach is ever washing your highlight tape just randomly. The. They already know your position. They already know your name. They already know it's X season. They already know your grad year. Like, they're watching it with that information already verified. So the only reason you would have a highlight tape is if you have, like, maybe if you have, like, really good stats that you want them to see beforehand. But even then, like, the film is the most important thing and you just want to get to that right away. So, like, this is cool. Looks cool. But again, a college coach doesn't really care about that. They just want to see the first play and start evaluating the tape. So, you know, we get 12 seconds in and then, you know, again, let's say you got a minute. So you just wasted essentially an extra play or two that you could have had with the coach. Now awesome stuff burning the guy. Looks good. Nice block. Second play and you pancaked him. At least you shoved them the ground. Love it. That's good stuff. So playing running back as well. Obviously an athlete. Come on, now. Don't let that guy chase you down. There we go. Okay. Good stuff. And he told them that he can. He couldn't chase you down. Cool. Nice. Nice grab. Just want to trim some of this stuff up. But play selection looks all good. Nice. Yeah, I like that you've got the blocking stuff mixed in. Showing that you're physical. I mean, you look physically dominating over. Over these guys. So. Nice. Obviously it must have been a pretty big catch, I imagine maybe some situational thing. Game winning catcher. I don't know if it looks, you know, I don't know if they look as excited for game, win, catch. But one thing to note is, like, if you have situational stuff, maybe it's a big fourth down play. Big game saving play or whatever or big game winning play. You can always put a note somewhere, you know, like huddle has their little things that you can put that note. Won't necessarily add the most highlights, but it's always good to know especially if it was a big situation, you know. Always good to put that in. Nice. That's pretty dominating catch. I mean. Yeah, you must. That guy. That's. That's good. Arguably would want to move that one up. I would say that's a good play catch where you're at on that one. Okay, so you're playing running back. Cool. Look really fast at running back. I will say that's one thing that truthfully you look probably the fastest on this play. I would want to move that up for that reason. There's, there's. I don't even know what to call it but there is some effect. Like certain plays make you look faster and you want to have those first. I had one run where I looked like really fast. It was just a 15 yard run but I looked fast. So like that play was in my highlights and like relatively early. So in this play you look really fast. Like I would have this play be in probably your top three plays. Like I would replace this play with the second or the first long run that you have. I think it's your third play and probably move that this play to second play. Actually replay or switch the blocking that play that you have in there. Nice. Really good run. Putting the shoulder down, not just running out of bounds. Yeah, don't know. I mean I don't, I don't know if we'll see what else you got. I mean obviously it's a touchdown, but short yardage, not necessarily like a crazy catch. Don't know if I would have that in there or at least that early. Yeah, I mean that, that play is better than the last play for sure. So may think about removing that short little flat route. Or at least just moving it. Nice man. Just dominating these people. So all good stuff. We'll wrap it up there. I still got. We still got a couple more that I want to get to and I've got, I've got something at 6:30 and I want to make sure that I have time between them. So we're gonna keep rocking through. But tape looks good again. I think it looks really good. I know senior highlights like again, I don't know where you're at in your recruiting. Obviously we're in December. I think that. And I don't Know what your junior season look, pilots look like. Like, you know, for example, maybe you don't have. You didn't get much from your junior season or whatever the case might be. Like, that's obviously going to impact things. I think that definitely could play at the D2 level. Don't know if you have any D2 offers. Not quite an FCS guy, but, but definitely, definitely a D2 guy. Just looking at how you play, I, I think the running back position looks really interesting for you. And I'm kind of curious on size too, because you look tall, but D3s, nas, you know, they'll, they'll love you. Obviously, I think you do a great job there and obviously those smaller schools will love a guy like you that can be versatile. I mean, I played at NA school and I played at Morningside and we had some guys like you like that could play different positions that could play running back, receiver. Were super fast, athletic, but didn't quite have that like D1 build or didn't quite have that like D1. Just really build for the most part. But like they were still dudes and so kind of remind me of some of those guys. I think that definitely more of those kind of levels is your fit. But you know, love the stuff, so wishing you the best. But yeah, I appreciate you sharing that. And no, I love the tape actually. That was, that was really fun. Always loved offensive stuff. It's just, it's just me as a quarterback. I just, I have to have to give credit to that. Again, title screen here. So we're on to the next one. Brayan Hill over in Alabama. Again, title screen. Like even this more so because it's just like D line 20, 28. Like coaches should have information prior because they're, again, they're not going to come across this highlight in a vacuum. They're not just randomly checking it out. So. But let's dive into it. All right, let's see. Cool. First place sack. I feel like that's, you know, it's the default first play for a defensive lineman, which is good. Obviously you want to shorten some of the celebration. We don't, don't need to see you celebrate during the highlight unless you do like a cool front flip or something. Man, the guy pitched it backwards. Obviously you caught his arm there. But good stuff. Good play. Obviously you guys scored hopefully. But good job cutting off early. Don't need to see that. Cool. Another sack. All looks good so far. Play selection looks all good. Nice. That good stuff there from coming from behind. I would Put this play a little bit earlier. I think it's, you know, it's more variety, and it's something that coaches want to see, and there's some chances that they might not see this play. And so I would move this one up probably to the play number three. I would say, at the very least, like, I think your first three plays right now, so my head should be play number one that you already have in there. The honestly, first three, first four plays would be the first play that you have in there. I would have this play be play number two. I would have that force fumble be play number three, and then I have the punt block be play number four. I think that's the. The best mix up there. You almost want, like, we talk about, like, best plays need to be first, but I also think, like, the best plays in a variety need to be in there because, like, your best five plays could be, you know, for example, like quarterback as an example or really any position. But, like, you know, let's say your best wide plays are deep balls. Cool, that's fine. But it's like, once you. Once you see two 3D balls, like, you kind of get the point. The guy can make a deep ball. Same thing with defensive end. Like, once you see, like, a couple sacks, you kind of get the point. The guy can make a sack, and the guy can get past the offensive line. You want to see something else. You want to see something else that you can apply to your scheme or to. To your program ultimately. So making sure that you have a good variety in those first couple plays is important as well. If the coach wants to see consistency again, you can create compilations or they can just go see your game tape. So remember that the highlights are really only there to grab the coach's attention, to get them to make a mild evaluation, and then they'll make a deeper evaluation once they get some game tape. If they get some game tape. To be fair, not all coaches look at game tape. Yeah, I mean, kind of assisted tackle there obviously could run, run or block shed. So I think that's fine to have it in there, but. Oh, nice snag my rei. But good, good hurry there. Cool. So another sack. I don't know what your. I don't know what your teammate was doing. All right, well, you got it, though. Yeah, it looks like another hurry, so. Yeah, I mean, obviously you're just dominating over the offensive line that you're facing. So that's pretty clear in the tape. I mean, some of these guys look pretty small, so concerning for Those offensive linemen. All right, we'll let this be the last play and wrap it up. But again, like, like, overall tape looks good. I think just making those couple changes with like those first four plays. I think that. I think I mentioned this a couple things about cutting clips, but like, overall looks good. Really, really good job. Just doing the basic stuff. So I think those couple improvements will improve that. And keep up a good work there. You're a sophomore. Cool. That's awesome. So as a 28, obviously still pretty early. What? Okay. 6, 2, 2, 15. Cool. So biggest thing is just making sure to continue putting on weight. You probably want to get senior year closer to like 230, 240, I think would be your goal weight. Continue being more dominant. Like, work on explosion. Like, it looks like to me that your competition isn't that good. We talked about with that with another kid earlier on. So with your competition not being as good, maybe you're. I mean, I don't know how small Fiat Alabama is, but I imagine it's not too big. So with that being the case, it's like, okay, how. How do you become a D1 guy? How do you get recruited? Go D1. You have to dominate the living heck out of your small area. So like, when we talk about like just using stats of reference, not necessarily the best reference because I can't give like a verbal, verbal kind of projection of what your film looks like or should look like. But in terms of stats, like, you need to put it putting up crazy numbers. Like, you should have a ton of sacks. I don't even know what would be the right number because it needs to be absurd. So, like, those are the kind of things that you need to do to. To get to the higher level. I think right now, you know, probably the way that you're tracking D2 is the most likely landing spot. I think that that FCS could be possible as well if you put on the right weight and continue to put a good film. And then really that next year film is going to be really crucial. So. But overall, I mean, like, move really good as a sophomore. Like, I would. I would think you're a senior right now just based on like physical development stuff, which is good. You're trending in the right direction. Just keep going, keep pushing. Again, put on size and then make sure you're getting some good junior season tape and try to establish some good relationships. This off season, the camps whatnot, and go to some D1 camps, see what they have for unit feedback as well. So. All right. Let's go to the next one. Got some more to roll through. So we got some sophomore season highlights from Carter over in Kansas. Okay, so we got title screen. Again, like, not the worst thing in the world. Just. Again, like, a lot of information probably is somewhere to them. Like, you should be sending the email or DM that you send to them should have this information or your bio should have most of this information, so they should see it prior to. But not the worst thing to word that. Nice play. Force fumble. There you go. Nice interception. Cool. Pick six. Love it, love it, love it. Nice. I mean, dude, you're playing good. I will say one thing is you just look a little stiff. Like, look a little stiff in terms of positioning. You know, loosen up a little bit. But you're playing. You're playing great, like, making some good plays. I'm not a safety expert, so I don't know what the right position is, but just, you know, loosen up a little bit. Relax. It's always the greatest coaching tip in the world. Nice play. There we go. I would say this one, like, you know, recognizing a screen, breaking through that block, like, that's. That's a good play. I would move that one up a little bit, maybe to play two or play three. Probably play three. I think your plays, one or two are good as is, so. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I mean, you. I mean, obviously, you check the heck out of that guy, but I don't know if I would have it this early. I mean, Looks good. Your physical, obviously, obviously, you reroute the guy essentially onto the ground, but. Okay, cool. I mean, you make a pump block like that one. The pump block should be earlier, so I think it's fine to have that one that you shove the guy into the ground in there, but probably wouldn't have it super early just because it's not like. It's not like something that coaches are necessarily like. Oh. I mean, some coaches, to be fair, like, love the physicality. So. So I think it's fine to have it in there. I just think that when we talk about stuff that translates directly onto the field. I think the pump block is better. So obviously, just the result that you're getting out of it is obviously better. Nice. Tfl. Good stuff. Nice. That's awesome. Yeah. Good play there. Good play. Recognition, obviously, coming down for that. We'll call this the last one here. Okay, that's. That's good play there, too. So looking pretty good. I mean, I think that, again, you're a sophomore. You look pretty Small out there on the field. I will say, you know, 170 is what you have on huddle at least. I think the plays that you make, the way that you. You look. You look bigger in this picture, though, for sure, but looks solid. I mean, like, everything looks good. I think that the biggest thing is, you know, putting on size. You know, junior season tape is going to be big, I would say, with you. I mean, eval would be like, I think most likely probably going to be a D3NA guy. You know, juco could be a route as well, and juco can always be a route to anybody. I think any of those guys that I've mentioned previously always could go juco. If you want to get to that higher level, I think it's a great way. I'm biased. I would juco, so. But no, overall, all looks good. I mean, I think you're making good plays. It's just the size, the way you're moving isn't that of a D2 guy or an FCS guy or an FBS guy. You know, obviously that can change. You're a sophomore, you're young, but just. Just what I see right now. But again, to play any level of college football is awesome, and you're doing a great job out there. So appreciate you submitting the tape. And then let's go on to the next one. So we got another. Got a corner? Yeah, I wanted to do the corner because I think that's always an interesting one. First thing I noticed is this is slow mo right now before the tape. So obviously want to fix that. And then it's also just way too much time. I mean, we're 10 seconds in, and the ball just got snapped. So make sure to take out the slo mo. Cut it up correctly. Nice. Good interception there. Good stuff to start off with. Obviously, don't need this other celebration. I mean, we're 22 seconds in, and one play has been been put in there. That is a. Yeah, you guys ran into each other. Okay. Yeah. Good play. Awesome stuff. I think your helmet came off there in the end, but nice play. Good interception. Yeah. Again, you don't want slow mo, so, like, slow mo just disrupts the flow of the play. It doesn't allow coach to properly see how you play in real time. So don't slow mo. Also don't speed up. Obviously, both of those things are a no, no. Also want to make sure you're starting at the start of the play because again, we don't get to see what exactly happened during this play. We see that you made the tackle, but what exactly was the situation there? So it just doesn't. Doesn't allow the coach to properly lightweight YouTube of the whole thing. Same with this play as well. You want to start from the start of the play. Show the entire play, at least from start to you actually making the play. Same with this deflection. Like I mean especially as a corner. I mean like, you know, we want to see you covering that route, seeing your footwork, seeing your, your body positioning. Because I mean obviously like if the quarterback just tosses the ball, you're able to, to come back and make a play on it. The receiver out, you burn. Cool. But you know, it doesn't give as much context to how that deflection actually happened. Nice stuff, man. Freaking camera. Cameraman screwed you here. You obviously make. Took that guy's helmet off. I think you might have face masked him. But. Yeah, I mean, not necessarily. Highlight guy obviously dropped the ball and he didn't tackle him. But I mean if you want to have just like that kind of physicality, can't have it on the tape. I just would put on the more of the back half. I just don't know if I would necessarily call this a highlight and I don't need to see all that after the end. So cut that off obviously. I mean that's, that's not really highlight quarterback. That was a way out of bounds. I mean good coverage in the goal line to be fair. But I mean you're able to get his hand, your hands on him pretty easily. I don't know. Not necessarily the. It's fine to have it in there again. Just don't know if I would have it that early. Nice. That's good. I mean, looks like you made some kind of play on the ball there. Just can't really see it because of the camera angle. Yeah, this is good. So like. Yeah, one thing I was going to bring this up here is like with corners, obviously like if you're doing your job, you technically don't get the ball. So making sure that you show plays where you're making man coverage, even if the ball's not thrown to, you're always fun to do. And this is one of those situations, you know, you want to show that you know you're locking guys down, that's obviously your job and pass. So again, just want to show the whole play like this. Just with no context, it's hard to get an idea of like what actually happened, what, what your movements were. What Again like it's, it's you might as well send an image over. Just like, cool, okay, we know you made it plus play, but, like, what was the play? So. Nice salt stuff there. All right, we'll call this the last play here. Yeah, I don't know if that's a highlight. I mean, can't really see the top of the route and coverage. I mean, we know that he didn't catch it, but hard to say Overall, like, to be honest, this is one of the situations where I say I can't properly evaluate you. I see you do some pretty good pass coverage stuff, but the plays that you were too tight on, it's tough to say what happened. I feel like I didn't really see a lot of, like, tackling ability, and I really just see you move around all the time. So I think there's, you know, some good plays in there. I think, like, you move pretty good throughout most of it, but it's hard for me to make a proper evaluation without seeing some of those plays where it was just so tight. It was just the end of the play, and it didn't get me the exact clues I need to be able to, like, okay, this guy can also do this and that. Like, I see that you can do some things, but just didn't get me the full picture. So definitely want to make sure to clean that up. All right, we're to a quarterback, so this is. This is what I love. Got two more. Two more. This one and one more. So again, title screen. Not a big fan of necessarily, but it's already talked about that. I mean, enough, but I just don't think it's necessarily worth having in there. And again, especially since you're having on a Twitter profile, you know, all. All the stuff's already there in your bio. But I'm also jealous of you Texas guys. You guys just, like, huddle film over in Cowboy Stadium. It's ridiculous. Not fair. Nice first play. Rolling out to your left. Making a nice throw. Got the 22 on there. Lovely quarterback number. Nice throw. Nice. All looks good so far. Yeah. So I was actually checking out this tape a little bit beforehand. This is a really good play, this play. You want to put earlier for sure. I mean, scrambling like that in the backfield. I know it's not necessarily the biggest result in terms of run, but still went with that early. I'd probably move that to play number three at least. Probably play number two, to be fair. Really like this throw. It's a nice throw. Well, looks like a comeback. No, I don't know What? I don't know how you guys run that, but he flipped inside, almost slipped. I don't know. I don't know what he's doing if he's supposed to run it that way. But regardless, good throw, Nice play, good stuff there. Another one of those routes. Yeah, I don't know. That's. That's an interesting. Yeah, that's interesting way to run that route. Nice. I like that throw. That's a really awesome one. Would move that up. I mean, rpo, quick game or. I mean, it's play action quick game. I imagine. I imagine this was an RPO with, with double. You're running fade and outs, whatever you guys call in your offense, but really good stuff, you know, fading away from pressure, making a good throw, getting it to him, picking up the first down. Really good stuff would move that one up for sure. The big thing nowadays you have to realize is that like a lot of quarterbacks are scared of pressure. So like, the fact that you can stand in there and take the pressure is a big advantage as a quarterback. So you want to make sure you're showing that stuff in your tape. Even if it's like as simple as you got a mesh, you're hanging in there for a little bit longer than making that throw. So, Yeah, I don't need to see all this running afterwards. We definitely clip that shorter as well. We'll. We'll watch two more plays and then call it there. Cool. So, yeah, tables are pretty good. I mean, obviously you're playing against some really competitive 6A Texas stuff. Go GPA, 6, 2. All looks good. I think again, the sky's the limit in your situation. I think right now mechanics look a little bit, just a little bit rough. Like they don't look super smooth. I imagine, you know, you're still, still growing, so all those things play a factor. But obviously you make some good throws. You're playing varsity football as a sophomore, you've got some varsity tape. So you have a huge advantage, which is awesome as usual. Junior tape is going to be huge, but make sure that you're going to camps and whatnot. I think the range is again, really wide. Like potentially if you, you have a really good junior season, I mean, FPS could be there. I think you need to make some improvements for sure in terms of mechanically and just smoothing things out. But, you know, you have the possibility to go and do that. So keep crushing it. Again. Sky is the ceiling. Ceiling is the sky. Or sky's, whatever the saying is, Sky's the limit. And, and Keep crushing it. So, yeah, I'm. I'm jealous of the quarterback because you. You got a bright future, man. Yeah, let's do the last one. So appreciate you guys all checking this out. It's been a blast. Let me know if you want to do this again, because we may, but. And also, like I mentioned earlier, you can submit your highlights wherever you're at. X. It's in the post, I think on YouTube. It's down below in the description. And let's rock and roll into this last one. So the Jaden Jones over in Texas as well. Senior receipts. Nice. That's good. First play right there. Turning a little hitch into a touchdown. Cool. Oh, man, there we go. And you get some yards. There we go. I love that. I think so far the. Yeah, I mean, like, we've seen a bunch of short yardage. I want to see you run some different routes. You know, I want to see you run, I mean, pretty much anything else, more or less. So yeah, obviously you have these weird situational plays that pop up. We know you can run after catch. So, like, want to see route running. Want to see you make some different catches and whatnot as well. This play should be. I would put this play earlier for sure. I mean, this is a good catch. Is this. This end of season highlight. So yeah, I would. Would definitely make sure to put this one earlier. I mean, really good job making. Nice wheel route. Good grab. Also would move this one up. I think this one's really good. I think like top three plays would be the first play, the. The last play we just checked out or the. The play before the last where you. The quarterback like missed the. Or snap or whatever, went over his head and then you were able to go make that long run. And then that wheel route would be good too, or rubber out or whatever you want to call it. Cool. So a little blocking clip. Nice. Good stuff. Nice. Yep. Love it too. Definitely would like. Like those. Some of those hitches in the early. I don't think should be that far up. You know, you make a decent play on those, but they're not as good as these. These routes here. So make sure you move these up. We'll call this the last play here. I'll probably watch one more actually after that. Yeah, solid block. Good. I mean, it's good that you have that mix up again. I think just adjusting some of that stuff and I don't know what else you have in there, but just making sure that, you know, best plays are first and you have a good variety there in Those first couple plays, but pretty solid tape. I mean, it looks. Looks pretty good. I think as a senior, probably more of a D3NA guy at this point. Could see maybe D2 a little bit just depending on things, but don't know where you're at in terms of offers or whatnot. I think that, you know, tape looks pretty solid, but would just depend on, like, conversations with coaches and when you even start in the process, too, so. But definitely look like you move well, you play well. Ran pretty good routes, obviously had some. Some good run after catches, so keep it up, man. But cool. That is all we have today. So, again, really appreciate you guys all coming on. I was thinking of doing a Q A, but I've got like nine minutes here, so we. We pretty much hit the mark right where we needed to, so I appreciate everybody that watched this. It was a blast. Again, let me know if you want to do more stuff like this. If you. If you want to be submitted in the next one, make sure to do so. And you check out the description or caption wherever you're at. And yeah, super excited. Make sure to follow for more stuff like this. And then also if you happen to, like, be curious about recruiting stuff and you're, like, still trying to figure out this process, what you can do is either in on X in my bio, there's a link. You can click on it. 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