Perry has stats that won’t make you double-take, but you have to remember that a lot of the games Warner Robins plays in they are blowouts, so he doesn’t play complete games. Still, he should have some good stats by the time Warner Robins plays their 15th game of the season. Perry is a do-it-all athlete who plays both safety, special teams, and some running back too. He is a complete dog, and that’s not a term we use much but it aptly describes Perry the best. He hits with authority, showing good form in the open field where he has to make solo tackles. Perry has good field vision in general. Whether it’s finding the open seam on offense or reading the route tree and making a jump on the pass. The young man makes plays. Perry plays the game really hard and zero fear on the field. He creates turnovers where you are not sure completely what happened even, but the wise eyes of Perry find weakness and takes advantage of it each time. Perry is one of the true breakout players in this recruiting class his senior year. He reminds us a lot of Jemea Thomas from almost 10 years ago who played at Fitzgerald, went to GT and was drafted by the Patriots. Perry has good speed, excellent acceleration plus the physicality and natural instincts that FBS athletes have.

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