VYPE's Hot 100 for 2019

Tremendous talent in prospects 91-100

VYPE Staff
Dec 20, 2018, 3:50 pm
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As the early period for National Signing Day nears next week for the Class of 2019, VYPE Media dives into its Houston Hot 100 2.0.

Over the next week, VYPE will unveil its Top 100 seniors and where they are projected to play on Saturdays in the fall. We start with players 91-100. Tough decisions had to be made, none tougher than these.

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VYPE's Hot 100

No. 91-100

91. Jordan Revels, North Shore, DL, Uncommitted

Revels is a touch under-sized but an integral part of North Shore's nasty defense. The 6-foot defensive end is a playmaker and tremendously atletic for his size. Former North Shore assistant and now TSU coach Clarence McKinney hopes to get this sleeper on board.

92. Peyton Matocha, St. Thomas, QB, Uncommitted

Matocha just pulled an offer from Tulane. He was the team's best all-around player. He's got good size to be a dual-threat QB as well as a talented punter. He also filled in on defense when needed. Matocha was the TD Club's co-Offensive Player of the Year.

93. Ben Montgomery, Taylor, DB, Yale-commit

Montgomery has been patrolling the Mustangs secondary seemingly forever. The all-district selection is equally as talented in the classroom. He had DI offers but looked long-term with his commitment to Yale.

94. Jacorey Howard, Aldine, RB, Uncommitted

Howard is a great student and great talent. The 6-foot-1 big back could potentially play multiple positions. He rushed for over 1,400 yards and has been the Big Man on Campus since his freshman year at Aldine. TSU recently offered. This would be a steal.

95. Jaelin Benefield, Pearland, RB, Uncommitted

Benefield toted the rock for one of the area's top teams this season. He had over 1,300 yards and can catch the ball out of the backfield. A little under-rated as a recruit, mostly due to size and speed. He was District 23-6A's MVP and a three-time first-teamer. He can play.


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Williams Inching Closer to NFL Dream Coming True

Looking at Williams' 5-foot-8, 206-pound frame he fits the profile of a prototypical NFL running back in 2019. Via Vype

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HOUSTON – Trayveon Williams tucks the football into his arm, bursts from a still stance and is being pulled back by his trainer down the track.

Williams then moves over to a turf area where he works on footwork, shuffling his feet in between the yellow rungs on the ladder on the ground, while his trainer again pulls at the football.

It's all part of the plan to achieve a dream.

The former C.E. King and Texas A&M star running back is less than a month away from his childhood dream coming true and is continuing his work to get better every day counting down to the 2019 NFL Draft.

"It's crazy because growing up you have this dream and fantasy of doing this. Mine was saying I wanted to play in the NFL," Williams, who's Pro Day at Texas A&M is on March 26, said. "Going throughout college and having a pretty successful college career and making the decision is just mind-blowing that less than a month away my dream is about to come true."

Williams is coming off a solid showing at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis earlier this month.

The Aggie running back posted a 4.51 40-yard dash, 33-inch vertical, 121-inch broad jump, 19 reps on the 225-pound bench press and a 7.44-second 3-cone drill and 4.44-second 20-yard shuttle.

But the physical portion wasn't the part that took the most out of Williams.

"It was a lot of ups and downs," Williams said about the combine. "It was extremely fun. Believe it or not it was more mentally fatiguing than physically. It was a lot of stuff we had to do mentally but physically when you've been doing it your whole life it wasn't bad.


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