Falcons' Thompson Seeks Redemption on Special Teams
Skyridge Falcons kicker Carson Thompson has been a force on special teams, averaging a 42-yard net punt this season. The 6A junior, who suffered an ACL injury in the offseason, has worked tirelessly to regain his form. Thompson's dedication has paid off, as he's earned the starting role on the Falcons' special teams unit. The Utah native has a strong leg, with a 55-yard field goal in a summer camp session. Thompson's ability to adapt to the Falcons' new coaching staff has been impressive, as he's adjusted his technique to fit the team's system. Scouts are watching to see how Thompson performs under pressure, particularly on longer field goal attempts. With his strong work ethic and determination, Thompson is poised to make a significant impact for the Falcons this season. His ability to bounce back from injury will be closely monitored by college scouts, who see him as a potential top recruit in the Class of 2027.