The Navy All-American Bowl showcased some of the nation’s top football recruits from the 2025 and 2026 classes in San Antonio. This week-long event included practices, workouts, and competitive games, culminating in the main game at the Alamodome. Recruits representing schools such as Texas A&M, Notre Dame, Auburn, and Ohio State participated, with underclassmen allowed for the first time.
Key Performers:
Darius Gray (OL, Virginia): A standout among interior offensive linemen, Gray demonstrated agility, hand strength, and the ability to handle power rushers. The 6’3″, 285-pound four-star player solidified his position as one of the top guards in the 2025 class.
Davian Groce (ATH, Texas): The 2026 prospect excelled both as a running back and wide receiver. At 6’2″ and 185 pounds, Groce showcased speed, agility, and consistent playmaking ability, marking him as a significant offensive threat.
J’Zavien Currence (ATH, South Carolina commit): The 6’3″, 190-pound safety excelled in coverage and open-field tackling. He displayed versatility and athleticism, making plays in multiple positions and standing out during the game.
Jordan Clay (WR, Texas): A promising 2026 wide receiver from San Antonio, Clay impressed with his size (6’4″), ball skills, and route-running. He demonstrated versatility and was effective at all levels of the field.
Bryce Perry-Wright (DL, Georgia): The Buford High standout shone on the defensive line. At 6’3″ and 260 pounds, Perry-Wright showed explosiveness, using a range of pass-rush moves, including an effective spin, to disrupt plays.
Aaron Gregory (WR, Georgia): The future Texas A&M player displayed excellent hands, a large catch radius, and a smooth playing style. Gregory consistently made impressive plays throughout the week.
Felix Ojo (OT): The 6’7″, 285-pound offensive tackle was dominant with his size, length, and movement skills. He excelled against speedy edge rushers and showed promise as a pass protector.
Devin Carter (WR, Georgia): Carter, who committed to Auburn, impressed with his smooth play, ability to separate, and big catches in traffic. His speed and versatility made him a standout during the week.
Keisean Henderson (ATH, Houston commit): The 2026 prospect won the MVP award after a standout performance at quarterback. Henderson delivered a key 91-yard touchdown pass, demonstrated pocket presence, and showcased his athleticism, marking him as a versatile player with significant upside.
Jamarion Carlton (DL, Texas): The 6’5″, 220-pound edge rusher was disruptive throughout the week, frequently pressuring quarterbacks and making plays behind the line of scrimmage. His explosiveness and potential make him a significant prospect in the 2026 class.
The Navy All-American Bowl served as a platform for these players to enhance their profiles and demonstrate their potential against elite competition.