Braxton Williams has won the Scout Trout Perseverance Award, as he had the mental fortitude to walk away from a situation that was not going to suit his overall needs as a Student-Athlete, at a Juco in Minnesota. The Coach was constantly letting him know he would not play or would rarely see the field as a Freshmen, when he was clearly the best Linebacker of the teams nucleus of LB's. Braxton, now with a 3.0 GPA and 65 ACT Sum score, weighs 190LBS and ran a 4.51 (Same as Ohio Mini Camp) and made one the best one handed snags we have gotten to witness in person. His overall coverage skills are amazing as we have unlocked this young man's full potential as a big play making, tackling machine. Braxton and his family will be making the trip to Mobile,Alabama for my week long events, which will consist of Pro scouting activities, personal training for up and coming pro workouts/combines, training of high school and college athletes and recruiting seminars. Braxton also is resuming training with us after Thanksgiving, to better prepare himself for what is to come next. Several Division one and two programs have shown interest as of late and he has become very popular on Instagram. More can be found on Scout Trout TV and on Scout Trout Radio by clicking the buttons below. Braxton is the epitome of what it takes to succeed at a high level in this game and has one of the best work ethics you can ask for.
Tylor taylor 5'11,240LB ATH
Tylor Taylor is also a very quick learner of the Scout Trout Coaching methods and was able to impress us with his combine numbers and overall athletics, as a big man. Tylor has put on nearly 40 lbs since he last played his Junior season and was able to pull off a 4.5 shuttle at his massive stature and impressed me with his hands. Tylor looked like he could line up at multiple positions on the football field at the Collegiate level. I really like him as a D-Linemen, with his pass rushing ability shown in the films below in the workout with Braxton and his younger brother. Tylor has played Guard in the past and also could line up on offense as a Fullback, with his route running ability and great set of hands. Tylor has heard from a NAIA school already as a Class of 2018 Scout Trout All-American and has made huge strides in obtaining a college football home with his amazing work ethic. For the story of Tylor Taylor, please click the button below. Tylor will also be heading to Mobile for the Scout Trout All American Game with his buddy Braxton Williams.
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