Phenom Legacy Top 10 Offensive Standouts: DAY 2

Day two of the Phenom Legacy game outshone day one, fueled by heightened energy and determination from both coaches and players gearing up for the impending game day. Notable offensive performances from Day #2 showcased the talent on display:

Team Hustle

• WR Jaylen Jackson (Clarke Central): Jackson’s speed is exceptional, enabling him to consistently create separation from defenders. His adeptness at tracking the ball adds to his prowess on the field.
• RB Nori Moore (Hart Co): A forceful runner, Moore adeptly maneuvers on the field, displaying both power and agility while running. His bursts of speed and agility make him a formidable presence.
• WR Marcus Calwise (Newton): A versatile player reminiscent of Deebo Samuel, Calwise exhibits remarkable adaptability across different positions on the field, consistently making impactful plays.
• OL Shermain Carlisle (Newton): Standing at 6’1 and weighing 265 pounds, Carlisle’s agility defies his size. His assertiveness and strength on the field, particularly in reaching the second level and completing blocks, are commendable.
• WR Bryce Blackburn (Redan): Blackburn’s explosiveness and agility were on full display, turning seemingly routine plays into impactful touchdowns. His ability to capitalize on opportunities is a testament to his skill set.

Team Hype

• WR Jonathan Richards (Cambridge): Richards’ proficiency lies in creating separation and strategically positioning himself in zones. His astute football intelligence greatly benefits his adept route running.
• RB Donovan Jones (Dacula): A versatile and resilient player, Jones’ stature at 5’10” and 190 pounds allows him to excel in various facets of the game. His tenacity, combined with reliable hands in the backfield, make him a formidable opponent.
• WR Elijah Ling (Jackson Co): A smooth and composed player, Ling’s strong hands and adeptness at tracking the ball make him a consistent threat, regardless of coverage.
• LS Landon Murphy (Hebron Christian): Regarded as one of the premier long snappers in the state, Murphy’s flawless execution during practices is a testament to his reliability and consistency on the field.
• WR Lee Niles (Brookwood): Niles’ exceptional speed and ability to capitalize on even the smallest opportunities make him a potent force on both the outside and slot positions.