Thompson

Players to know

Trent Seaborn — QB, 2027 Seaborn is a 6’1”, 193-pound 4-star quarterback committed to Alabama. He is the biggest reason Thompson starts this high. In a year where several top teams have quarterback questions, the Warriors bring back a proven national-level QB who gives them one of the safest offensive floors in the country. Seaborn is entering his fifth year at the helm and has already surpassed the 10,000-yard career passing milestone. Darion Moseley — WR, 2027 Moseley is a 6’0”, 183-pound wide receiver and one of the key returning weapons for Thompson. With Seaborn back at quarterback, Moseley gives the Warriors a proven piece in the passing game. Dedrick Kimbrough — WR/DB, 2028 Kimbrough is a 6’2”, 180-pound wide receiver/defensive back and one of the most intriguing young athletes on the roster. His size and versatility give Thompson another major piece on the perimeter. Cameron Pritchett — DL/EDGE, 2027 Pritchett is a 6’3”, 235-pound defensive lineman/edge and one of the key returning defensive players for the Warriors. Thompson has to replace important front-seven production, and Pritchett will be one of the names expected to help lead that group. Trenton McCorvey — DB McCorvey is one of the key returning defensive backs for Thompson. With the Warriors bringing back nine defensive starters, the secondary should once again be one of the strengths of the team. Junior Tu'upo — DB James is another important returning piece in the Thompson secondary. The Warriors have championship expectations on defense, and James is part of the group that gives them a chance to stay elite on the back end. In addition to the names above, Urijah Casey, Tanner Ehmen, Lleyton Wall, Tommy Williams, Maleek Billingsley, Wesley Gover, Bradlee Cocchiaro, Kevin Davis, Micah Fleming, Terry Robinson and Eli King are all listed among key returning players for the Warriors. Thompson also added several newcomers, including RB CJ Cowley, WR Mason McClure, WR RJ Addison, WR Bralen Coleman, RB Nicolas McKissic and DL Tysley Gaison-Salanoa.