The TRENCH MOB SHOW

All New podcast called the Trench Mob Show where Julius Williams features prosects from his group for us to evaluate. We want to feature them for recruiting purposes as well and help them gain exposure.Julius Trenches, Coach Jordan andTyler King join us to look at the top Trench Mobs top prospects. Watch them get after it and some excellent talent in Decatur, Georgia.Battleofthetrenches.com, go to their website and join now to be coached by the best.

Anthony Smith is heavily involved with the Trench Mob, he played at Syracuse before going on to a 6-year NFL career. Coach Jordan played at Division 2 Valdosta State, won a National Championship in 2018 and works with the offensive linemen. Julius Williams played forUConn Football, having an outstanding career before having success as well, in the NFL.Tyler King was also with theUConn Huskies just as Julius came in as a freshman. There are other coaches involved with the Trench Mob who we will hear from in recent weeks.

The prospects we evaluated off film were Zayden Walters, class of 2026 OL/DL 6'4 330, goes to Brookwood High School in Snellville, GA. A great prospect who has several scholarship offers to choose from and we have only seen the tip of the iceberg.Bryson Hurt is still developing but he looks like a seasoned player.Class of 2027, Offensive Lineman who stand 6'5 300 pounds from Duluth High School in Georgia. Good footwork, excellent with his hands and locks down defenders when he punches. Game over, already highly recruited.Segun Alexander, class of 2027 Defensive Lineman, 6'4 260 who attends Providence Christian Academy in Georgia. Love his speed to power rush, good at attacking hands, reads pass sets well, Segun has plenty of time and will only get better. The real deal for such a young player, colleges are all over him.Ahmad Dortch, class of 2026, 6'4 210 Edge rusher, who also attends Duluth, high school. Tremendous speed plays out of a 2- or 3-point stance and is impressive getting off the ball at lightning quick speed, knows how to set up tackles for an inside rush. Scholarship recruit who is making a lot of noise.

Julius and his team do a phenomenal job focusing on the basic fundamentals and have a strong teaching progression. We got to watch their young bucks, which is why it is so important to join Trench Mob early. You won't have to break bad habits and learn how to play on the line the right way by developing footwork, using your hands, and overall technique.

Anthony Smith, Julius Williams, Coach Jordan and the rest of these coaches have backgrounds that speak for themselves. All played College Football at a high level. A few have valuable NFL experience, plus they know how recruiting has changed during the NIL era. From an outside perspective, they have built amazing culture with these kids. They listen, take coaching well, support each other, compete with a passion and energy that is not matched. Trench Mob has sent numerous kids to play football at Division 1, major Universities on scholarship. With the cost of tuition rising, scholarships are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, not to mention NIL deals on top of them. Joining the Trench Mob is a small cost for a high reward.