Every Friday the staff of ArizonaVarsity.com will take a look at some of the HUDL film that's sitting our inbox at azhsfootball@gmail.com, and give an honest assessment of what we see, and/or highlight a couple of things we think you need to see.

Today we'll take a look at: Hafeez Momoh, Dae Dae Hunter, Conner Lewis, Brock Dieu

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Class: 2021

Height: 6-2

Weight: 205

What we liked:

"When I watch Hafeez Momoh on tape his physicality and length certainly stand out. He is a solid 6’2, 205-pound linebacker, which is good size for his position at inside backer. He definitely displays a solid pursuit to the football on a consistent basis, and has solid tackling form. What I would like to see Hafeez improve on is his speed as well as his stance. Often times I see him stand up with little knee bend, and playing low at the linebacker position is key. I am excited to watch Hafeez throughout his junior season as I see a lot of potential in his film." - Alec Simpson

"You really see Momoh's power at the 0:48-second mark, lifting an RB off the ground and driving him backwards. I agree with Alec about the pad level being high, adn Momoh playing more upright than his teammates, but it also looks as if he's using his height to his advantage to see the field and make plays. That's something you can get away with at the lower levels, but as you prepare to play collegiately, you want to correct. We also have to remember that these are sophomore highlights. Momoh was very productive for Fountain Hills in 2018, and that's why he'll be on our radar for the next two years." -Ralph Amsden

Class: 2020

Height: 5-10

Weight: 195

What we liked:

"The Chandler Wolves added yet another weapon to their already explosive backfield this Summer when senior RB Daveon "Dae Dae" Hunter transferred in from Colorado. Hunter rushed for over 1,400 yards and 17 TDs at Thomas Jefferson High School in Denver, Colorado during his junior campaign. This year Hunter is off to a fast start, rushing for 275 yards and 7 TDs, including a 5 TD performance in a 56-7 victory over Queen Creek last week. I talked to Hunter at practice this week about his performance:

"Our offensive line had a great push, it really opened up everything from inside zone to outside zone," said Hunter. "I love Chandler. Chandler has the best offensive line that there is."

Hunter's film is impressive. He possesses a great combination of speed and strength, and never stops his feet during contact, allowing him to consistently run through arm tackles.

My favorite play is at the :14 second mark. Hunter takes the carry, avoids a couple tacklers, turns upfield, spins off the safety, trucks another defender, and sprints into the end zone. He's always looking to get north and he never slows down. This young man is a flat-out stud." - Cody Cameron

Class: 2020

Height: 6-1

Weight: 180

What we liked:

"Having seen Conner at passing camps, he's an intriguing athlete. He's got good height and length for a corner, and his speed and acceleration are as good as anyone at his position that isn't already being heavily recruited for the class of 2020. What Lewis needs more than anything right now is productive senior film, but it's not like there's nothing to work with on his junior tape, as you'll read from Chilly below." -Ralph Amsden

"Right away at 0:04 you see Conner's on field IQ on display as he knows exactly what angle to take to make the tackle from his safety position, preventing a rushing TD inside the 5. At the 0:51 mark you see Conner force the QB to make a short pass, and then make a tackle for no gain. At the 2:49 and 2:58 mark Connor shows his ability as a corner to stay step-for-step with various WRs. You can see at 5:30 that Connor is able to read the QB and come up and make deflect the pass after giving his WR some room." -Chilly

Class: 2021

Height: 6-2

Weight: 280

What we liked:

"I'm embarrassed to admit this, but up until last week, I thought Brock Dieu was part of the class of 2020. Even when Oregon extended an offer, and I tweeted about it, I was assuming that I was tweeting about an upcoming senior.Part of it is how mature he seems in his technique as an interior lineman, and part of it is it feels like Chilly has been singing this kid's praises for several years now. I even watched him dominate some of the state's top defensive linemen at a recent ASU camp, and assumed that he was a senior the entire time. Check him out at the 0:10 mark. Not that I didn't like him before when I was wrong about his age, but now that I know he's a junior... he might be the most skilled junior in the state, regardless of position. I asked former ASU/Centennial OL Marshal Nathe to weigh in on his film." -Ralph Amsden

“He is a HUGE body. Second play, he kind of jumped into his position (bad), but then annihilated his guy. He consistently shows the athleticism that he has the potential to have at the next level in his film at different points. Impressive kid. Aggressive kid, love everything about it. Calling this young man a "dog" would be very appropriate.” - Marshal Nathe