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Unlocking Junior Day Success: What Coaches Look for in DE Prospects

๐Ÿ“ Middletown CavaliersยทWednesday, July 15, 2026ยทFridayNightPulse Insider

When DE prospects like you attend a junior day visit, coaches are evaluating your potential as a recruit. To stand out, focus on showcasing your physical and mental skills. Coaches want to see a strong work ethic, demonstrated by your ability to perform drills and exercises with precision and speed. For example, during a junior day visit, Middletown Cavaliers coach, Mike Hicks, looks for DE prospects who can complete 3-cone drills in under 7.5 seconds. This metric indicates agility, quickness and overall athleticism. Additionally, coaches assess your football IQ by observing how you respond to coaching and adjust to game-like situations. Be prepared to engage in position-specific drills and demonstrate your knowledge of the game. By impressing coaches with your skills and work ethic, you'll increase your chances of receiving a scholarship offer.

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