CLASS OF 2028 · DALLAS, TEXAS

WYLLYS
CARPENTER

School-record production.
A student of the game.

Shelton’s single-season sack record holder with 12 sacks as a junior. A tight end and defensive end, 4.0 student, and National Honor Society member.

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90SHELTON CHARGERS
TE / DE · JUNIOR SEASON COMPLETE

Wyllys Carpenter, number 90, ready for the next play in his Shelton uniform — SHELTON SCHOOL · DALLAS, TXREADY FOR THE
NEXT OPPORTUNITY.

HEIGHT5′11″

WEIGHT210 LB

GPA4.0

CLASS2028

01 / ATHLETE PROFILEOFFENSE · DEFENSE · SPECIAL TEAMS

More ways
to contribute.

Wyllys brings experience at tight end and defensive end, with additional responsibilities on kickoff, kickoff return and punt.

THE RECRUITING CASE

Production. Preparation. Academic commitment.

Wyllys’s junior season ended with 12 sacks and a new Shelton single-season record. His role extends beyond defensive end: he also plays tight end, contributes on three special-teams units and served as captain for seven games. A 4.0 GPA and National Honor Society membership round out his profile.

The Trench Report gives coaches a closer look at the movement behind his training: repeatability out of a stance, forward body position through the first steps and the ability to lower his hips at a cone. Those observations provide specific points to evaluate alongside his game film.

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Shelton Chargers / No. 90

TEDEST

A two-way player with a role in all three phases.

School: Shelton School · Dallas, TX
Graduating class: 2028
Positions: Tight End / Defensive End
Special teams: Kickoff · Kickoff Return · Punt
Junior-season sacks: 12 · School single-season record
Leadership: Team captain for seven games
Academic distinction: National Honor Society
Season status: Junior season complete

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02 / CAREER NOTESRECOGNITION & GAME IMPACT

A playmaker.
A growing résumé.

A school-record junior season, all-district recognition, and game-changing plays for Shelton.

JUNIOR SEASON / SCHOOL RECORD

A new standard
for Shelton.

Wyllys finished his junior season with 12 sacks, breaking Shelton’s previous single-season school record of 7.5.

12SACKS · NEW SCHOOL RECORD

7.5PREVIOUS RECORD

Wyllys engaging an opponent at the line of scrimmage

SHELTON 34 · UME PREP 26

A sack.
A pick-six.
A Chargers win.

Shelton’s game recap credited Wyllys with a sack and an interception returned for a touchdown in the Chargers’ 34–26 victory over UME Prep.

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2025–26 / SOPHOMORE

All-District Honorable Mention

Defensive lineman · TAPPS Division III, District 2.

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2026 / NORTH TEXAS

Blue-Grey Combine Roster

Listed at DL / TE on the official North Texas Regional Combine roster, with a 2028 graduation year.

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03 / THE TRENCH REPORTMOVEMENT EVIDENCE

Preliminary analysis · Coach review pending

Supplied report dated November 1, 2026. 33 clips reviewed; 17 measured reps and dips from 15 clips. Estimated 2D pose analysis by Measured Motion Labs.

THE TRENCH REPORT™

Movement.
Under the lens.

Training-film observations with estimated 2D pose overlays, powered by Measured Motion Labs. Select a clip to inspect the movement.

VISIBLE FOUNDATION

NEXT DEVELOPMENT CUE

How to read this analysis

These are single-camera, controlled training clips, not a validated recruiting score. Overlays estimate visible 2D body landmarks; trails show image-space movement of the hips and head. The head box does not measure eye gaze. The phone was handheld, so timed travel is corrected for camera motion and is still an estimate. Timing uses 30 fps footage, about 33 milliseconds per frame, and starts from his own first hip movement, so it is not a reaction time. Slow-motion clips are not timed. Distances and heights are ratios of his own body. Angles are single-camera estimates during the drill. No force, calibrated distance, verified game grades, rankings or percentile claims are made.

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Three-point get-off

Rep	Clip	To 1 torso length	To 2 torso lengths	Trunk at 1 torso length	Hip rise
1	IMG_3182	0.37 s	0.53 s	62°	0.03
2	IMG_3183	0.33 s	0.47 s	47°	0.14
3	IMG_3184	0.33 s	0.47 s	60°	0.04

Med-ball start

Rep	Clip	To 1 torso length	To 2 torso lengths	Trunk at 1 torso length
1	IMG_3177	0.33 s	0.57 s	49°
2	IMG_3178	0.30 s	0.47 s	63°
3	IMG_3179	0.37 s	0.57 s	46°
4	IMG_3180	0.33 s	0.53 s	59°
5	IMG_3181	0.47 s	0.67 s	62°

Cone dips

Dip	Clip and time	Hip height, leg lengths	Trunk	Knee
1	IMG_3186, 0.90 s	0.82	55°	110°
2	IMG_3186, 4.60 s	0.72	65°	99°
3	IMG_3186, 8.20 s	0.77	69°	100°
4	IMG_3185, 1.30 s	0.77	59°	119°
5	IMG_3188, 0.50 s	0.75	65°	101°

Slow-motion starts, positions only

Start	Clip	Trunk at 1 torso length	Hip rise
1	IMG_3076	53°	+0.07
2	IMG_3078	46°	-0.07
3	IMG_3082	51°	+0.04
4	IMG_3083	48°	-0.13

Hip rise is in torso lengths. A second pose model put the eight timed reps within about 0.07 seconds of these times, except IMG_3184, where it could not confirm the two-torso-length mark before he left the frame.

Evaluation context & next steps

Only three three-point starts were timed. Rep two had the most hip rise (0.14 torso lengths) and the most upright trunk (47°).
These drills show no blocker, hand use, pass-rush move or finish. Cone dips are largely unhurried; full-speed bend against a blocker remains to be demonstrated.
Timing is estimated from 30 fps handheld footage (about ±0.03 seconds), corrected for camera movement. The measurement protocol calls for 120–240 fps for scored timing.
Distances use body-length ratios, not calibrated yards. Angles are 2D estimates; foot tracking can be noisy. Slow-motion gym clips are evaluated for position only.
Height and weight on this profile are supplied measurements, not verified by this analysis. Arm length, independently verified testing and game-film evaluation are still needed.
Next film: pass-rush and run-defense reps against a blocker or bag, full body visible from the side; a tripod, real snap cue and known-size marker improve measurement quality.
No comparison group, recruiting score, ranking or percentile is established by this report.

04 / TRAINING FILMSTARTS & MOVEMENT