GA Future Stars: Class of 2026 OL/DL Practice Standouts
The Future Stars Game features many of the nation’s top talent. The 2022 version of this game features athletes in the 8th grade (2026), 7th grade (2027) and 6th grade (class of 2028) in the states from Georgia, Florida, North…
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Continue ReadingThe Future Stars Game features many of the nation’s top talent. The 2022 version of this game features athletes in the 8th grade (2026), 7th grade (2027) and 6th grade (class of 2028) in the states from Georgia, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina. Below, here’s a look at the Georgia linemen in the class of 2026 (8th grade) that stood out from the Georgia team during the practices.
Kameron Cody | Offensive Line | 2026
Cody is a mountain of a man and he used that size to drive defenders off the ball all week for the Georgia Future Stars. At 6-foot-2 and 2778 pounds he certainly looked the part of a future P5 or SEC Offensive Guard. Arkansas must have agreed, as he was one of seven prospects offered during the week.
James Morrow | Defensive Line | 2026
Another athlete who picked up an offer from Arkansas was Morrow. He has toned up considerably since I last saw him in December. He’s every bit of 6-foot-3 and 225 pounds of long, lean muscle. Coming off the edge he could not be blocked, as he was able to use his long arms to keep the opposing Offensive Tackles from blocking him.
COLLIN DAVIS COLLIN DAVIS 6'1" | 250 lbs | DL CEDAR GROVE | 2026 GA | Defensive Line | 2026
Davis, who will be at Cedar Grove High School, was a massive body on the interior Defensive Line for the Georgia Future Stars. At 6-foot-1 and 285 pounds, Davis kept a low center of gravity and used his strength to bully his way into the backfield. Also displayed a lot of leadership during the week. When he spoke up, people listened. He’s going to be a good one.
Kaheem Davis Kaheem Davis 6'0" | 190 lbs | LB Woodstock | 2026 GA | Defensive Line | 2026
Davis was one of the bigger surprises to me during the week. Coming into the practices, I thought he was a very good player. After the week, I now know he’s a great player. I compared his playing to style to Aaron Donald and that still rings true. What opened my eyes was her versatility as an Edge player. He’s much thicker than I originally thought, too. He’ll also be at Cedar Grove High School in the fall.
Jay Varner | Offensive Line | 2026
Varner had a nice week of practice at Future Stars, really shining at Offensive Guard. I could easily see him playing as an interior Defensive Tackle as well. He fired off the ball hard and really did a nice job of at using his 6-foot and 290-pound frame to drive the defensive line off the ball during inside run.