19 Daxton Moore

Growing up in a poor neighborhood, Daxton Moore never got the chance to play organized football until he reached high school. However, as a freshman, he quickly proved to be one of the better coverage safeties in the state. When Moore entered high school, his school hadn’t won more than 4 games in a season in 20 years. However, on the back of his 178 tackles and 18 interceptions his senior season, he led his team to an undefeated record and a State Championship. Moore was named All-State 4 times for football, as well as twice in outdoor track as a long sprinter. His uncanny ability to figure out what the offense will do before the snap helped him tremendously in high school, and he hopes his football IQ will set him above the rest in college as well.