Week 1&2 in the books here’s some of my clips @ChadHunterJr @CoachMarshall @QBOCCoachAlford @EHSTrojanFTBL @coachsotoj @JakePerry81 hudl.com/v/2UDQJ4

Another night with 2tds vs Boone. Amazing game for us One win down but we’re already locked in for the next one. 🏈💯 No celebrating too long back to work!@QBOCCoachAlford @EHSTrojanFTBL @ChadHunterJr @CoachHand407 @CoachGregKingFL @mikecaridi @RyanBartow @247Sports

padded camp day 2 | evans hs | co30 | Wr/Db | 5’11 148 | @ChadHunterJr @QBOCCoachAlford @EHSTrojanFTBL

It's all a part of the game 🤷🏾‍♂️ Either way meet us at the 50!!! 4949_____________ N🚫 EXCUSES "Get down or Lay Down" @ChadHunterJr @CoachGregKingFL @CoachHand407 @QBOCCoachAlford @ThomaselliJim

I don’t get it. WRs will work on their craft with footwork & releases daily with trainers & coaches alike. What I don’t understand is those same dudes not catching the ball as much as humanly possible on a daily basis. When I was at @LMHS_HawksFTBL & @CamdenRecruits as their respective OC, we worked with on it constantly. Looking to tuck, framing the ball, catch with hands, no body catches, etc. Now at @EHSTrojanFTBL as their OC, we are working the same thing. I told my WRs earlier this summer if you catch 50 balls a day, 5 days a week, that’s 250 balls a week. If we have 8 weeks of summer, that’s 2,000 balls before fall camp. That number doesn’t include practice catches, 7v7 catches, team session catches at OTAs. Man, that’s a lot. So WRs who have dreams of playing at the next level, go to trainings, catch footballs from your QB at HIS training sessions, catch from a JUGS machine, catch from your parent in the backyard. Get it in! Trust me, you’ll thank me for it! @CawanisLeonard7 @MichaelStinsonn @AlexRossi_1 @ColeEmanuel20 @ZechJB2028 @Trent6Hamilton @damir_williams0 @dametrious_2 @CJacobss08 @Andy_Villamarzo @DanLaForestFB @TeamCounsel @COACH217ROLAND @BraylonKnauth @RealNews102 @ChadHunterJr @Excelspeed12 @WillJacksonQB3 @brettryp

Had an amazing experience at Shorter University—competed in front of college coaches and showcased my skills, no gloves on! Grateful for every chance to grow and ball out. The grind continues! #StayHungry #RRR @CoachTCreamer @ChadHunterJr @Shorter_FB @_CoachJohnsonn @PrepRedzoneFL

WR Posture Drill - The primary objective of the posture drill is to train players on every type of break by focusing on violent hip movement and gaining total control - Coaches should prioritize technique and control over having players stop exactly on a yard line - Executing a violent first step into the ground is critical for maintaining posture and effectively initiating the break - The drill progresses from a stationary start to moving between lines, allowing coaches to regulate speed and emphasize proper mechanics - To save the players' legs while focusing on technique, keep the drill distance to approximately five or six yards - Players must continue coming back toward the ball until it is in their hands to ensure they beat defenders to the reception point Jelani Berassa, WR Coach, Florida International @coachjb4 #GlazierClinics

Competed at the FIU camp today, got evaluated by the coaches, and gave it my all #OnTheRise @ChadHunterJr @PrepRedzoneFL @CoachJB_4

Great day at UCF camp—connected with coaches, got evaluated, and gained valuable experience. Grateful for the opportunity! #UCF #OnTheGrind” @CoachDrico @UCF_Recruiting @ChadHunterJr