VirginiaPreps Class of 2014 Top Football Prospects

Blanding is a huge safety who loves to hit but is also very effective in pass coverage and in reading the quarterback. Blanding could end up growing into a linebacker because he's already so big but either way he will maintain his coverage ability and his willingness to stick.

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Widely regarded as one of the top prospects from the class of 2014, Brown is a rare young man. At 6-foot-4 and 280 pounds, he looks like some of the top prospects from the class of 2012 and moves as well if not better than many of them, too. While Brown is further ahead physically than almost everyone else in his class, he's still learning the game and coming into his own. His upside is nearly unlimited and because of that and the expectations that go along with it, he's bound to receive plenty of headlines. For good or for bad, over the next couple of years his will be a name in the news often.

Coach Billy Mills says "Great talent, started every game but two as a freshmen mainly on defense, but did have a big game on the offensive side in our homecoming win vs Meadowbrook in 2010. Only played one game as sophomore due to a couple of injuries, but is definitely one the colleges are going to be after good player with good academics. Very explosive with great speed."

Caleb Henderson impressed at the National Underclassmen Ultimate Northeast 100 camp earning praise from Rivals.com national analyst Mike Farrell who wrote: "Henderson has good size and a very strong arm for a young quarterback and his downfield accuracy is impressive. He's poised, sees the field well and doesn't force the ball into coverage too often. When a receiver is open, he makes good decisions and delivers the ball quickly with good spin. Henderson uses his entire body on his throw, shifting weight from his lower body well. He plants consistently and rarely throws off balance. He has a very good frame and is super strong so he could end up being one of the bigger quarterbacks in the class of 2014. His arm strength will only improve."

Kamara is big and strong, and he goes up and gets the ball. "Jamil is tough. I haven't seen many kids like him do what he did as a freshman, and he was pretty impressive when you consider he played most of the year being 14 years old," says Princess Anne Head Football Coach Ray Gatlin. "He's definitely a game-changer. He's also a hard-worker, and someone we don't have to worry about making sure he does what he's supposed to do."

McMillian is a true dual threat quarterback, able to hurt opposing defenses with his arm and legs. In ten regular season games as a soph he threw 10 TD passes and rushed for another 15 scores. Rod Johnson says of McMillian "He will rank as one of the most explosive players in the state from the Class of 2014 and should draw attention from every school throughout the mid-Atlantic, if not further out across the East. His sophomore film is somewhat reminiscent of former Virginia Tech great Tyrod Taylor."