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Some receivers run their routes and go through the motions of getting open, and then there is Colquitt County junior Zay Williams. The 5’11” receiver’s aggressive nature shines through each play, and while the ball is in the air, the 2024 prospect is actively getting in position to make a highlight reel catch. Just last
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – follow on Twitter Orion Bonner is another great wideout coming out of Moultrie for the Colquitt County Packers. Bonner is a guy that has seen time on both sides of the ball for the Packers, but he is looking to make a splash in Josh Crawford’s high flying offense
Article Written by: Zane Rowland – follow on Twitter Dijmon Miller is a talented young man out of Moultrie for the Colquitt County Packers. He plays all over the field as needed for the Packers – quarterback, wideout and defensive back. As versatile as he is, Miller sees the most time at wide receiver.
Colquitt County junior Carter Boatwright has been concentrating on football for a few years now, even getting reps on the varsity as an underclassmen, but it was this fall that the multi-sport standout (baseball) decided to focus completely on the gridiron. We are only a few games through now, but it certainly seems to be
Just in the last week Rashard Revels from Colquitt County has seen his recruitment explode with Power 5 interest from around the country. The hard-hitting strong safety prospect saw his first major offer come in from Vanderbilt on April 11th, and the offers have not stopped. California offered less than 24 hours after Vanderbilt, then,
The evaluation period has been going full bore, and with the April 15th contact period looming, colleges will certainly be chomping at the bit to get more offers out, and find the next diamond in the rough in the state. However, this feature will have no diamonds in the rough, and will focus purely on
Steven Krajewski is possibly the biggest sleeper in the Peach State, and he plays for Colquitt County. Now, most people would scoff at that comment because it seems unfathomable, especially considering the Packers have produced over 30 FBS signees over the last eight seasons. But if you don’t get the opportunity to be a
Colquitt County senior John Samuel Shenker was offered by Auburn tonight. The War Eagles’ offer is close on the heels of Wake Forest, who offered back on January 18th and just like that, the athletic tight end has two Power 5 offers with just one weekend left before National Signing Day. Shenker was one
