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Jayshawn Lewis

-Rt/De Warren Lincoln High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Lewis is an aggressive defensive end. He made multiple tackles on the night, pitching in two TFL’s and two sacks. His motor is extremely high. He used mostly the push-and-pull move mostly. He’s not a very lineman, but he is very effective. He worked and successfully the bull rush move on multiple occasions. He played mostly on top of the left tackle, in a “two-point” stance. His first punch was vicious at points of the game.

Jayshawn Lewis reps from (10/4).

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Aaron Logan

-Wr/Cb/PR Warren Lincoln High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Logan as well as his counterpart Hutson had big games. He had four catches for 86 yards and two touchdowns. He also added three tackles. He mostly played outside receiver on the left side of the field. Logan showed off his shiftiness and that he could break tackles. He created good space on his routes. Logan understood how to get open while his qb was on the run. Centerline didn’t throw the ball very well/often so he didn’t give up many catches. He has a ton of personality on the field.

Aaron Logan reps from 10/4

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Nikolas Golick

-QB Warren Lincoln High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Golick is a dual-threat qb. He has the athletic ability to move around in the pocket. But he always keeps his eyes down field. He was able to make multiple throws while being under pressure. His sense of knowing when and where pressure was coming from was one of his greatest skills. He’s comfortable while in the pocket as well. He made multiple throws on the sideline. Golick has a good connection with his receivers, they didn’t miss many passes all day. When he did run, he was efficient. He understood letting blocks build and use the sideline as an advantage. He had four touchdowns on the day, two passing and two rushing.

Nikolas Golick reps from 10/4

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Justin Hardnett

-Rb/Wr/Db Hazel Park High School (Hazel Park, MI) Sr. class

Hardnett showed his athleticism off in Friday’s game (9/27). Early in the game he caught a jail screen coming inside and took it 60 yards for a touchdown. He was patient at letting blocks build, but also had the ability to break tackles. Most plays where Hardnett touched the ball were explosive plays. Being a punt returner adds to his game. He had a 56 yard return to set his offense nicely. At receiver/running back he was able to get a touchdown on the ground as well. On defense he registered three tackles, playing mostly nickel.

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Nick Hunter

-C/Dt Hazel Park High School (Hazel Park, MI) Sr. class

Hunter excelled at reach blocks, replacing the puller was not a challenge. At center he didn’t have a bad snap for the game. His hand strength/placement was key in the run game. Hunter has a mean streak. When he finishes blocks he makes sure that the defender can’t get back up. In pass blocking he faired well, not giving up many pressures/hits. Held control on combo blocks when pass blocking. Hunter did have some mobility limitations.

Nick Hunter reps from 9/27

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Andrew Whitney

-Rt/De Hazel Park High School (Hazel Park, MI) Sr. class

Whitley played well as the right tackle and defensive end. He looked more natural at defensive end. He showed good athleticism on pulls, being able to get around the corner quickly. Whitley maintained good control on most blocks when pass blocking. He was rarely overpowered while blocking. Defensively he was able to use his size to get off blocks, using the push-and-pull move mostly. Whitley had times where he used his hands well. At right tackle he had times where he struggled to finish blocks. Defensively he struggled with not keeping the edge at points of the game.

Andrew Whitley reps from 9/27

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De’Anthony Matthew Jr

-De/Rb Clintondale High School (Clinton Township, MI) So. class

Matthews is just a sophomore. He showed a lot of positive attributes throughout the game. He worked the rip move effectively on numerous occasions. He showed his speed chasing down plays from the backside. Matthew understands how to see where the ball is going and shed off his block. At defensive end he had reps on both sides of the line. He finished the game with eight tackles, two tfl’s, and one sack. Offensively he had two carries for 17 yards and a touchdown, on a wildcat play. Matthew has a tendency to play with high pad level which hurt him at times in the run game. The lack of motor took him out of some plays.

De’Anthony Matthew Jr. reps from 9/27.

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Ramone Shannon

-Qb/Cb Clintondale High School (Clinton Township, MI) Sr. class

Shannon was the starting quarterback and cornerback. At quarterback he showed his ability to be a dual-threat option. While running the ball and mobility in the pocket. CHS kept the ball in Shannon’s hands running qb designed runs. There were multiple throws he threw away instead of forcing a play. He played fairly well in coverage at cb, not getting targeted many times. He did give up one touchdown on a slant route. Shannon is very fiery. At points of the game when his team made mistakes, you could see him saying something to redirect the team.

Ramone Shannon reps from 9/27

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Amari Richardson

-TE/DE Warren Woods Towers High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Richardson had two TFL’s on the day. He used the over-the-head swim through most of his reps. His quickness at the edge position allows him to chase down tackles from backside. He played with a high motor. Relied on the swim move too often. He took himself out of the play when trying to use it at points. He had one catch for 10 yards.

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Arnell Logan

-TE/DE Warren Woods Towers High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Logan was stout at defensive end. He excelled at standing the tackle up and not losing ground He kept the running back contained, so he could get off blocks easier. With him standing tackles up he has a tendency to play with high pad level. Logan had some plays that he forced the run to redirect, with him having good gap responsibility. He used two moves often: over-the-head swim, and push-and-pull. He ended the night with seven tackles and one TFL.

Arnell Young film from last game

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Stevonne Wortham

-Wr/CB Warren Woods Towers High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Worham played above average in coverage. He had two deflections, one of them was touchdown saving. Lamphere didn’t throw for most of the game, so he didn’t have to cover often. He showed that he was able to play the run as well. He had six tackles on the day with one being a TFL on an outside zone run.

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Quincy Twymon Jr.

-(Wr/S) Lamphere High School (Madison Heights, MI) Jr. class

Twymon played as a single high safety as well as a box-safety closer to the LOS. He as well as most of the defensive backs for Lamphere looked well in coverage. He was very patient when dropping back and scanning the field. He was able to pick off a pass in the second half and take it back 20+ yards. He was able to jump the route reading the QB was in trouble. Offensively he had one catch for 31 yards, and one carry for eight yards.

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Julius Gerald

-Wr/ILB/PR Lamphere High School (Madison Heights, MI) Sr. class

Gerald caught three of Grzesikowski’s passes for a total of 84 yards, and two touchdowns. All of the passes he caught were on routes that were over 10 yards. He showed his speed being able to “stack” his defenders. On the defensive side of the ball, he raked in eight tackles. He was a solid tackler. He didn’t miss many of his tackles. He was average playing against the run; a lot of his tackles came yards off of the LOS.

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Amaleki Harris

-Rb/OLB Lamphere High School (Madison Heights, MI) Sr. class

Harris is a shifty back who can be used as your bell-cow. This Friday (9/20) he had 16 carries for 74 yards. He constantly picked up first downs when Lamphere needed them. LHS ran a lot of inside zone. Harris understands letting his blocks build just enough to find a hole. Lamphere made him a big part of their offense. Defensively he showed good signs of stretching runs towards the sideline.

Amaleki film from game.

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Aidan Grzesikowski

-QB/CB Lamphere High School (Madison Heights, MI) Sr. class

Versatility is the best world to explain Grzesikowski. He is the starting quarterback and cornerback. He was responsible for four touchdowns Friday night (9/20). He had two throwing touchdowns, one rushing, and a returned interception. His aggression at corner stood out. He played the run extremely well and made numerous tackles on the sideline. When he was in man coverage, he looked very comfortable. When in coverage tonight, he only gave up two catches. On offense LHS ran the ball often, so he didn’t throw much. Grzesikowski had a good sense of avoiding pressure. For the game he was 4/8, 115 yards and two touchdowns, and four carries for 15 yards. He also added in two deflections. He never appeared tired, he played with a high motor from start to finish.

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Herbert Sandridge

-QB Cousino High School (Warren, MI) Jr. class

Herbert Sandridge was very comfortable as a thrower Friday (9/6). He didn’t seem very rushed, and he made the right decisions. He finished the game 10-16, for 129 yards with one interception (tipped off receivers’ hands). He knew when to throw the ball away. On his sole rush attempt of the night rather than take an un-needed hit he slid. He had a few throws that were a bit high on the night.

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Leo Perettie

-WR\PR Grosse Pointe North High School (Grosse Pointe, MI) Sr. class

Leo Perettie has a lot of the skills you look for in a receiver. His burst off of the LOS, his cuts in and out of routes, having big play ability, and even being a dynamic return man. His introduction to the game was an 86-yard kickoff return to tie the game up in the first quarter. From that point of the game his QB was on the lookout for him. He was targeted well over 10 times on the day. He did have some consistent routes he ran. A lot of his plays were deep routes, very heavy on “go-routes” and “post-routes.” In the return game he had another kick return over 40 yards, and a 31-yard punt return.

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JC Stanciel

-Left tackle Cousino High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

JC Stanciel is very steady in pass blocking. In his pass sets he rarely gave up much ground to any of the rushers he faced. Only being overpowered less than five plays. He does something at the high school level that isn’t very common. He waits for the defensive line to shoot their hands first and then slaps down their hands. Stanciel understands using the rushers energy against them. In the run game he was stout. He excelled at reach blocks on most outside zone runs.

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Jake Rudd

-Center Cousino High School (Warren, MI) Sr. class

Jake Rudd is a very sound blocker. As the center he didn’t have a bad snap all night. He showed a lot a lot of his strengths tonight (9/6) against Grosse Point North. His mobility stood out the most. Being the center, he had a good number of plays that he pulled. His speed getting around the edge and up the field was astounding. He was best when run blocking. Rather he was in double teams or solo blocks he could hold his own. Rudd has a motor that never dies, he finishes blocks through the whistle. His first step/punch allows him to control blocks.

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Kameran Hayward

-CB/WR Cousino High School (Warren, MI) Jr. class

Kameran Hayward had a huge matchup on Friday (9/6) defensively. For most of the game he was matched up against Grosse Pointe North’s top receiver Leo Perettie. Hayward was able to hold his own for most of the night. He finished the game with a couple of key tackles, one interception, and three deflections. His route recognition in zone coverage stood out from the beginning of the game. On the third play of the game, he made a big deflection. He noticed the QB’s eyes and bailed to give help to the safety. He was also able to get his interception from play recognition. With all of the great plays he did make on defense, he did struggle in coverage against Perettie at times. Perettie was able to “stack” Hayward a few times throughout the game. Which lead to some balls he was beat on, that weren’t able to get delivered to the receiver.