Receiver Niall Moan is very new when it comes to football, only having 2 years under his belt. However, in that short time, Niall is simply a natural.

Auburn Eagle’s linebacker, Cole Cooper, is a special player. Not only is he one of the best players in the province of Nova Scotia, but he is able to do so while dealing with type 1 Diabetes. This has not hindered his game whatsoever; stopping running backs at the line,Read More

Some players are defined by their skills, or signature plays, but Nova Scotia’s Sir John A. McDonald Flames standout, Ryaan Dalloul, is defined by his overall passion for football. He was already eager to have a profile on canadafootballchat.com (CFC), but after watching his highlights, this passion is even moreRead More

2019 defensive end, Daniel Velocci, is a prototype. He stands 6’3″ and weighs in at 225lbs for the Dartmouth Spartans. He can also do great things with his build. He has great technique; being able to beat linemen, and shed blockers. He also has a high motor, showing the driveRead More

The interesting aspect of the linebacker position is that, size does not always matter. The best linebackers are not always the biggest or the fastest, but instead show high IQ, can cover multiple positions, and have an eye for the ball. This isn’t the case with Jaydon King. He’s gotRead More

Football is a sport that combines sound fundamentals with raw athleticism and physicality. For defensive back, Ewan MacKeen, his highlight film reminds you of this.

It’s hard to believe that 2019 offensive tackle, Nick Pilichos, has only been playing football for a year, but he seems to already have the hang of it.

 2018 QB Jonathon Ericson has a lot of potential. At 6-foot-3, he shows tremendous instincts as a quarterback – the stuff you can’t teach. He has the ability to break the pocket, and make tough throws on the run.

Some people were born to play QB, and James (Jay) Mather might be one of those people. The Surrey B.C. native has been playing football for 10 years, and is currently playing QB for his high school team, Seaquam Seahawks.  

Defensive back, Maximus DiDiomede, is undersized, but like most smaller players, he plays with a lot of heart. He tackles with tenacity, and has great pursuit. Assuming he grows, Maximus could make it as a safety at the next level. He doesn’t have the top-end speed to be an eliteRead More

Football runs in the family for 2019 receiver Nick Butler. His brother, Jacob, plays for Queen’s, and got him into football.

Class of 2021 lineman, Riley Scheffer, has a lot of potential. He shows signs of ideal strength and mobility, but he is still young and has a lot of room to grow and learn.    

2019 linebacker prospect, Daniel Flanagan, is a menace across the province of Alberta. He has racked up all sorts of accolades during his high school days, including, Calgary high school all-star, and back-to-back city championships. Needless to say, Daniel will be a highly touted prospect.

Size does not matter at the receiver position. The truly great receivers use route running and other tactics to get open, something Dylan Hofer keeps in mind. He is a 5’8″, 127lbs slotback from Saskatoon, and doesn’t let his size hinder his ability to make plays.

“Football for me is a way out, it’s part of my life now. It was a way to stay out of trouble and a way to settle out aggression.”    

“Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” – Pele Words that athlete, Makayeo Hall, lives by.

Class of 2019 prospect, Ali Rahbaran is relatively new to the game, but he’s playing like a proven veteran. “In grade 8, I heard about football and I liked what I heard. However, I was contemplating whether I should play or not. I talked to my mom about it andRead More