MIAMI – When it comes to under-the-radar football talent in south Florida, it is difficult to hide anyone, but you may be surprised to find out that one of the most productive and dominating players isn’t even on some college radar screens.

For the past two years, all Otis Guyton has done – from his defensive end position at Miami Central is overwhelm the competition, being one of the top sack leaders while dominating the competition.

At 6’0, 200 pounds, this Class of 2026 standout may not automatically turn heads, but that’s where you can throw the measurables out the window.

On Wednesday he was taking part in the FIU Line Camp as first year head coach Willie Simmons and his staff welcomed some of the top line prospects and 7-on-7 teams onto campus.

As his teammates were winning the Panthers’ 7-on-7 event, Guyton was doing what he does best – winning every drill and showcasing talent that is hard to overlook.

In a world where everyone strives to be the best, Guyton is easily the most productive defensive lineman in south Florida. He is a leader, his teammates look to him for his knowledge of the game, playmaking abilities and being the anchor for one of the best defensive fronts in south Florida – if not the entire state.

As he tested, went through drills and performed well during the camps, all eyes were on his direction with Coach Simmons, Defensive Coordinator Jovan Dewitt and defensive line coach Kenechi Udeze all watching and appreciating the type of player he is.

If his football skills and leadership on the field aren’t enough, he also opens eyes and doors with an impressive 3.8 grade point average in the classroom.

THERE WERE MORE DEFENSIVE LINEMEN WHO STOOD OUT.

While Guyton was one of the best on the field during the morning drills, he wasn’t alone. Prospects came from all over the state to showcase their skills and compete.

2026

Jakhi Barber, Miami Central

Carlos Batella, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

Jamarion Bookhart, Titusville

Edwin Carr, Miami Ransom Everglades

Madiou Diallo, Boca Raton St. Andrew’s

Ceejay Embry, Pahokee

Terrell Evans Jr., Hialeah

Zachary Eguizabal, Miami True North Classical Academy

Jonathan Fuentes, Miami High

Rojean Gibbs, Miami Dr. Krop

Declan Kelly, Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer

Devin King, Hialeah

Adrian Morales Jr., Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman

Miguel Martinez, Miami True North Classical Academy

Charles Motes, Hialeah

Michael Smarts, Pembroke Pines Flanagan

Harland Wazenski, Naples

2027

Eli Chivington, Lake Mary

Justin Hill, Oasis Charter

Alejandro Jefferson, Titusville

Kelly Kasper, Key West

Aidan Loriston, Coconut Creek Monarch

Angel Robinson, Pembroke Pines West Broward

Moises Rodriguez, Miami Christopher Columbus

Andersons Syarez, Hialeah

Edwardo Thompson, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

Marco Vega, Miami Florida Christian

2028

Jose Aragu, Miami Christopher Columbus

David Garcia, Miami Christopher Columbus

Tyler Garcia, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

Damian Lago, Miami True North Classical Academy

David Lewis, Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer

Julian Moncada, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

Hector Olivera, Miami Florida Christian

2029

Mason Gilmore, Miami True North Classical Academy

Richard Gulibaud, Hialeah

Brayden Priest, Titusville

Marco Sanchez, Hialeah

Noko Valdez III, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

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