Under Armour All-America Game Roster 2017: List of Recruits and Top Prospects

College football stars aren't just born; they're bred to be the best from a young age.

High school football players around the nation with hopes of playing for national powerhouses at the collegiate level all dream about playing in the Under Armour All-America Game. Being identified as one of the best at what you do at such a young age is a privilege for most teenagers, and this year's talent pool is as deep as ever.

Each year, the best high school football players in the country gather together to showcase their skills on the national stage—many of them also using this chance to officially announce their college destinations. 2017's game will feature a lot of standout players who will go on to the next level and eventually make their way to the NFL.

Here's a complete list of all players who will be participating in this year's event:

Position	Player	High School	College
-	Armour Offense	-	-
QB	Avery Davis	Cedar Hill (Texas)	Notre Dame
QB	Myles Brennan	St. Stanislaus (Miss.)	LSU
QB	Sean Clifford	St. Xavier (Ohio)	Penn State
QB	Kasim Hill	St. John’s College (D.C.)	Maryland
QB	Lowell Narcisse	St. James (La.)	LSU
RB	Todd Sibley	Archbishop Hoban (Ohio)	Pittsburgh
RB	Robert Burns	Gulliver Prep (Fla.)	Miami (Fla.)
WR	Jerry Jeudy	Deerfield Beach (Fla.)	Alabama
WR	Tee Higgins	Oak Ridge (Tenn.)	Clemson
WR	Amari Rodgers	Knoxville Catholic (Tenn.)	Clemson
WR	Jacoby Stevens	Oakland (Tenn.)	LSU
WR	Daquon Green	Tampa Bay Tech (Fla.)	Florida
WR	Saiid Adebo	Mansfield (Texas)	Notre Dame
WR	Camron Buckley	Cedar Hill (Texas)	Texas A&M
WR	Jeff Thomas	East St. Louis (Ill.)
TE	Jake Marwede	Loyola Academy (Ill.)	Duke
TE	Josh Falo	Inderkum (Calif.)
OT	Kai-Leon Herbert	American Heritage (Fla.)	Michigan
OT	Alex Leatherwood	Booker T. Washington (Fla.)	Alabama
OT	Alijah Vera-Tucker	Bishop O’Dowd (Calif.)	USC
OT	Isaiah Wilson	Poly Prep (N.Y.)	Georgia
OG	Jack Anderson	Frisco (Texas)	Texas Tech
OG	Navaughn Donaldson	Miami Central (Fla.)	Miami (Fla.)
OG	Tyrese Robinson	McKinney Boyd (Texas)	Oklahoma
OG	C.J. Thorpe	Central Catholic (Pa.)	Penn State
OG	Matt Bockhorst	St. Xavier (Ohio)	Clemson
OG	Jonah Melton	Eastern Alamance (N.C.)	North Carolina
C	Will Taylor	Grayson (Ga.)	Duke
-	Armour Defense	-	-
DE	D.J. Johnson	Burbank (Calif.)	Miami (Fla.)
DE	Luiji Vilain	Episcopal (Va.)	Michigan
DE	K'Lavon Chaisson	North Shore (Texas)
DE	Ryan Johnson	St. Paul’s Episcopal (Ala.)
DE	Markaviest Bryant	Crisp County (Ga.)
DT	Greg Rogers	Arbor View (Nev.)	UCLA
DT	Akial Byers	Fayetteville (Ark.)	Alabama
DT	Marvin Wilson	Episcopal (Texas)
LB	Maleik Gray	Lavergne (Tenn.)
LB	Dylan Moses	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Alabama
LB	Markail Benton	Central (Ala.)	Alabama
LB	Anthony Hines III	Plano East (Texas)	Texas A&M
LB	Chandler Wooten	North Cobb (Ga.)	Auburn
LB	David Adams	Central Catholic (Pa.)	Notre Dame
CB	Kary Vincent Jr.	Memorial (Texas)	LSU
CB	Marcus Williamson	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Ohio State
CB	A.J. Terrell	Westlake (Ga.)	Clemson
CB	Jaylon Redd	Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.)	Oregon
CB	Christopher Henderson	Christopher Columbus (Fla.)
CB	Lamont Wade	Clairton (Pa.)	Penn State
CB	Thomas Graham	Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.)	Oregon
S	Jaylen Kelly-Powell	Cass Technical (Mich.)	Michigan
S	Grant Delpit	IMG Academy (Fla.)	LSU
S	Isaiah Pryor	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Ohio State
S	Paris Ford	Steel Valley (Pa.)	Pittsburgh
S	Todd Harris	Plaquemine (La.)
-	Armour Specialists	-	-
K	Andrew Mevis	Warsaw Community (Ind.)
P	Zach Feagles	Ridgewood (N.J.)	Miami (Fla.)
P	Brian Delaney	Westfield (Va.)
LS	Adam Bay	Desert Ridge (Ariz.)	Wisconsin
-	Highlight Offense	-	-
QB	Kellen Mond	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Texas A&M
QB	Tommy DeVito	Don Bosco (N.J.)	Syracuse
QB	Ryan Kelley	Basha (Ariz.)	Arizona State
RB	Toneil Carter	Langham Creek (Texas)	Texas
RB	Anthony McFarland	DeMatha Catholic (Md.)
RB	Khalan Laborn	Bishop Sullivan Catholic (Va.)	Florida State
WR	Jalen Reagor	Waxahachie (Texas)	TCU
WR	Tylan Wallace	South Hills (Texas)	Oklahoma State
WR	Jhamon Ausbon	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Texas A&M
WR	Hezekiah Jones	Stafford (Texas)	Texas A&M
WR	Russ Yeast	Center Grove (Ind.)	Louisville
WR	Trevon Grimes	St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.)	Ohio State
WR	A.J. Davis	Lakeland (Fla.)
WR	James Robinson	Lakeland (Fla.)
TE	Grant Calcaterra	Santa Margarita Catholic (Calif.)	Oklahoma
TE	Brock Wright	Cy-Fair (Texas)	Notre Dame
OT	Calvin Ashley	St. John’s College (D.C.)	Auburn
OT	Austin Troxell	Madison Academy (Ala.)	Auburn
OT	Trey Smith	University School (Tenn.)	Tennessee
OT	Austin Deculus	Cy-Fair (Texas)	LSU
OT	Tony Gray	Grayson (Ga.)
OG	Xavier Newman	DeSoto (Texas)	Colorado
OG	Robert Hainsey	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Notre Dame
OG	Jedrick Wills	Lafayette (Ky.)	Alabama
OG	Edward Ingram	DeSoto (Texas)	LSU
OG	Grant Polley	Denton (Texas)	Colorado
C	Cesar Ruiz	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Michigan
-	Highlight Defense	-	-
DE	Robert Beal	Peachtree Ridge (Ga.)	Georgia
DE	Tyree Johnson	St. John’s College (D.C.)	Texas A&M
DE	Kwity Paye	Bishop Hendricken (R.I.)	Michigan
DE	Joshua Kaindoh	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Florida State
DT	Tyler Shelvin	Notre Dame (La.)	LSU
DT	LaBryan Ray	James Clemens (Ala.)
DT	Phidarian Mathis	Neville (La.)
DT	Aaron Sterling	Tucker (Ga.)
LB	Chris Allen	Southern University Lab (La.)	Alabama
LB	Jon Van Diest	Cherry Creek (Colo.)	Colorado
LB	Breon Dixon	Grayson (Ga.)
LB	Levi Jones	Westlake (Texas)
LB	Nathan Proctor	Lackey (Md.)
LB	Ellis Brooks	Benedictine (Va.)
LB	Drew Singleton	Paramus Catholic (N.J.)	Michigan
LB	Isaiah Pola-Mao	Mountain Pointe (Ariz.)
CB	William Poole III	Hapeville Charter (Ga.)	Georgia
CB	Stanford Samuels III	Charles W. Flanagan (Fla.)	Florida State
CB	Jamyest Williams	Grayson (Ga.)	South Carolina
CB	Tre Brown	Union (Okla.)	Oklahoma
CB	Justin Broiles	John Marshall (Okla.)	Oklahoma
CB	Chevin Calloway	Bishop Dunne (Texas)
CB	DeAngelo Gibbs	Grayson (Ga.)
S	Daniel Wright	Boyd H. Anderson (Fla.)	Alabama
S	Cyrus Fagan	Mainland (Fla.)	Florida State
S	Markquese Bell	Bridgeton (N.J.)
S	C.J. Avery	Grenada (Miss.)	Louisville
S	Xavier McKinney	Roswell (Ga.)
-	Highlight Specialists	-	-
K	Anders Carlson	Classical Academy (Colo.)	Auburn
P	Joe Doyle	Farragut (Tenn.)
LS	Grant Glennon	Lincoln (Fla.)

Team Armour: Dylan Moses (OLB) 

No matter how much roster turnover there is each season, Alabama's defense always seems to have one alpha dog who leads the linebacker unit and controls the nuances of the defense.

Dylan Moses could be the next alpha dog in head coach Nick Saban's defense in a few years. 

An outside linebacker who can cover, rush the passer, tackle and read the quarterback's eyes, Moses has all the mental tools at his disposal. It also doesn't hurt that he's one hell of an athlete. 

While he is an exceptional talent, Alabama does not typically play freshmen unless it's necessary, which is something that Moses understands from the get-go, as he chronicled in his Under Armor training camp entry to USA Today: 

"

As for next season, I'm looking to learn, because I know there will be a lot of things I need to learn when I get there. I need to get used to being a role player. I mean, I'm pretty sure they're expecting big things out of me once I get on campus, and I want to fulfill those expectations but at the same time just do my part.

"

Ranked as Scout.com's No. 1 linebacker and No. 6 overall player in this year's class, Moses has had to deal with a lot of hype surrounding him from a young age. He was even featured on the cover of ESPN The Magazine as a teenager. 

If that wasn't enough, he was also the first-ever freshman to receive an invitation to the Under Armour All-America Game when he was 15 years old, and he committed to LSU at the time.  

Team Armour: Alex Leatherwood (OT)

Alex Leatherwood is not just an imposing offensive lineman; he's also an athletic one. 

He's Scout.com's No. 3 offensive tackle and No. 18 overall player who stands at 6'6" and weighs 315 pounds. Another Alabama commit, Leatherwood seems destined to play at tackle due to his size and frame, but he does have the athletic ability to move across the offensive line if necessary.

Physical, athletic and big. Sounds like an Alabama offensive lineman, doesn't it?

Playing against some of the nation's best defensive linemen and linebackers at the Under Armour practices would usually be a challenge for a lot of these players who aren't used to playing against such high-level competition, but according to Rivals.com's national recruiting director, Mike Farrell, Leatherwood isn't having that much difficulty showcasing his sheer dominance over the competition. 

Leatherwood will soon be a feature on Saban's offensive line in the coming years, and if he continues to develop, he'll likely be a top pick in the NFL draft in the next few years.