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Coaches' Eyes on You: What DE Prospects Need to Bring to Junior Day Visits

๐Ÿ“ Owasso RamsยทSunday, July 12, 2026ยทFridayNightPulse Insider

For 6A-I defensive end prospects like you, junior day visits are a chance to showcase your skills and make a lasting impression on college coaches. When you step onto a campus, coaches are looking for more than just raw talent. They want to see your work ethic, your football IQ, and your ability to adapt to their system. So, what can you do to stand out? First, come prepared with a highlight tape that showcases your best plays, but also demonstrates your versatility. For example, if you're a pass rush specialist, show coaches how you can drop into coverage and make a play on the ball. Second, be ready to learn and take notes during position meetings and drills. Finally, use the opportunity to ask questions and show your passion for the game. By doing so, you'll not only make a good impression, but also demonstrate your potential to be a valuable asset on their team.

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