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THE FAB 50: Houston’s Top Prospects in the Class of 2028
After breaking down film, attending 7 on 7 events, talking with coaches and evaluating previous performances, VYPE Media breaks down the city of Houston's Top 50 prospects for the Class of 2028.
From Galveston to Katy and North Shore to Willis, here are the Who's Who of seniors-to-be as they enter Spring football. The rankings will fluctuate over the summer and fall, but here is the LIST!
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VYPE FAB 50 2028 HOUSTON RECRUITS
No. 1 - R’Monie Edwards, Cy Ranch, Offensive Tackle
No. 2 - Micah Rhodes, Klein Oak, Running Back, Oklahoma-commit
No. 3 - Jaylen Addai, Shadow Creek, Wide Receiver
No. 4 - Brayden Bonik, Ridge Point, Linebacker
No. 5 - Dillon Mitchell, CE King, Wide Receiver
No. 6 - Trey Finney, Willis, Wide Receiver
No. 7 - Carter St. Junious, Manvel, Wide Receiver
No. 8 - Sean Simon, La Porte, Running Back
No. 9 - Cordey Sherman, College Park, Defensive Back
No. 10 - Tristin Gaines, Waller, Quarterback
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No. 11 - Peyton Smith, La Porte, Wide Receiver
No. 12 - Kalen Simmons, Iowa Colony, Safety
No. 13 - Khristian White, Cy Ranch, Running Back
No. 14 - Royce Bimage, Dickinson, Defensive Back
No. 15 - RJ Wyms, College Park, Defensive Lineman
No. 16 - Jamal Lagway, Willis, Cornerback
No. 17 - Christopher Chizer Jr., Dekaney, Running Back
No. 18 - Jordyn Grant, College Park, Defensive Lineman
No. 19 - Jarvious Owens Jr., Langham Creek, Safety
No. 20 - Cameron Sydnor, CE King, Edge
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No. 21 - Aiden Seales, Stafford, Wide Receiver
No. 22 - Jayden Johnson, North Shore, Defensive Lineman
No. 23 - Brayson Robinson, Manvel, Edge
No. 24 - Tucker Hess, Katy Jordan, Defensive Lineman
No. 25 - Oswald Jacquet, CE King, Defensive Lineman
No. 26 - Ian Thomas, Tomball, Running Back
No. 27 - Deron Simpson, Cy Falls, Running Back
No. 28 - Juan Hernandez III, North Shore, Defensive Back
No. 29 - Antonio Dural, Klein Oak, Defensive Back
No. 30 - Arhiyan Montgomery, CE King, Running Back
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No. 31 - Keino Hopkins, Conroe, Wide Receiver
No. 32 - Jah’Quan Mcafee, La Marque, Defensive Back
No. 33 - Ja’Merce Johnson, Cy Lakes, Linebacker
No. 34 - Denim Steed, Stafford, Wide Receiver
No. 35 - Donovan Warren, Episcopal, Quarterback
No. 36 - Khalen Taylor, Ridge Point, Edge/Linebacker
No. 37 - Jayse Washington, Dickinson, Wide Receiver
No. 38 - Mike Brown, Klein, Wide Receiver
No. 39 - Terrell Stinson Jr., Clear Lake, Defensive Back
No. 40 - Camarre Palmer, Langham Creek, Wide Receiver
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No. 41 - John Arthur-French Jr., Deer Park, Wide Receiver
No. 42 - Ju’Von Smith, Manvel, Defensive Back
No. 43 - Haden LaFrenz, Deer Park, Quarterback
No. 44 - Reed Fowler, Episcopal, Athlete
No. 45 - Regan Fodje, Bridgeland, Defensive End
No. 46 - Kaleb Johnson, Shadow Creek
No. 47 - Zaelen Munoz, La Marque, Offensive Lineman
No. 48 - Jamir Young, Legacy School of Sports Sciences, Defensive Lineman
No. 49 - Deshaun Williams, Legacy School of Sports Sciences, Wide Receiver
No. 50 - Eli Walker, Hitchcock, Defensive Back
Dekaney legend Trey Williams and VYPE's Matt Malatesta
ON MY WHISTLE | Trey Williams, The Original VYPE Star
Trey Williams: The Original VYPE Star
Before the explosion of Houston high school football coverage, before social media turned recruits into celebrities, there was Trey Williams — one of the first bona fide stars of the VYPE Media era, which dates back two decades.
The electrifying running back from Spring Dekaney was pure fast-twitch energy — smooth, confident, and surgical in his preparation. Williams didn’t just play the game; he transformed a brand-new school into a state powerhouse.
In 2012, he led the Dekaney Wildcats to a Class 5A State Championship, putting the program on the map and his name in Texas high school football history. Along the way, he amassed over 8,000 rushing yards in one of the state’s toughest districts and finished his prep career as the No. 4-ranked running back in the nation. He was, simply put, that dude.
Williams became a fixture at VYPE — gracing the cover of VYPE Magazine three times, an honor reserved for the elite of the elite.
Now, in a rare sit-down, Williams joins VYPE co-founder Matt Malatesta to reminisce about his legendary career — from his days at Dekaney to his choice to play at Texas A&M, and everything that’s followed since.
This is a can’t-miss conversation with one of Houston’s true Mt. Rushmore athletes of the past 20 years.