High school football is the biggest sport in the USA. There are so many great players that come out of high school, colleges search long and hard for the best football players well before they graduate. Kidzworld is also on the search for the top 5 elite high school football stars.
Jadeveon Clowney
Jadeveon Clowney ranks as the best high school football player around
Jadeveon ranks as the best high school football player everywhere. This guy is a star in the making. He has size, speed and athleticism to play right now for any team in America. Once he gets to college, gets on a good weight lifting program and starts packing on the pounds, he will be a force for 3 years until he goes to the league. I’m sure every college is on the hands and knees begging, but it looks like Jadeveon is on his way to South Carolina.
Tony Steward
Tony Steward is explosive in his game and hits the ball carrier like a truck
Tony is the top linebacker prospect. He is explosive in his game, and he hits the ball carrier like a truck.
Malcom Brown
Malcom Brown is often compared to Adrian Pederson of the Minnesota Vikings
Malcom is the top Running Back prospect in the Nation. He is dynamic when he gets the ball in the backfield and has great vision to find the open hole the offensive linemen create. Everyone is saying that he is just like Adrian Pederson of the Minnesota Vikings.
Akeem Jones
Akeem Jones must have a lot of courage to wear pink socks!
Akeem is the odd pick to join the top 5 high school elite because it’s hard to judge a quarterback before they play at a college level… but this kid wears pink socks! A football player who plays with pink socks has to be a special person. Can you imagine the courage you would have to have to try that? This kid showed up at South Florida Express training camp to try out for the college team and he did not take the pink socks off. What a brave guy!
La’El Collins
La’El Collins is a natural fit at the tackle position
La’El is 6’4” and 275lbs and only in high school! So of course he must be an offensive lineman. Collins could play guard or tackle at the next level, but he is a natural fit at the tackle position. Great footwork and powerful blocking is a great way to describe this guy.
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