Keon Keeley

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Class Year
2023
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EDGE / 6-5.5 / 245
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high school
Berkeley Prep
hometown
Tampa, FL
Keon Keeley Scouting Journals

1/17/23

Keon Keeley finishes as On3's No. 2 overall prospect

Charles Power

The Tampa (Fla.) Berkeley Prep star made a real run at No. 1 overall with a very strong senior season, backed up by a dominant performance at the All-American Bowl earlier this month.Keeley has a complete skill set as a pass rusher. The 6-foot-5, 240-pounder is capable of winning with speed, bend, power and technical skills. He was highly productive on Friday nights, tallying 32.5 sacks over the past two seasons. Keeley and Berkeley Prep actually played Manning and Isidore Newman during the 2021 season. The Crimson Tide signee finished the game with two sacks and an interception and honestly looked like the top prospect on the field that evening. The overall resume – physical dimensions, film, production and dominant all-star showing – puts Keeley on the same level as recent top pass rushing prospects like like Will Anderson (Alabama) and Mykel Williams (Georgia), in our opinion.

1/07/23

Keon Keeley named On3 MVP at All-American Bowl week

Charles Power

In a game with a ton of top prospects on the line of scrimmage, Keon Keeley stood out above the rest. The 6-foot-5, 240-pound pass rusher entered All-American Bowl week as the highest-rated prospect on hand and lived up to the billing. Keeley had a dominant first day of practice with some eye-popping reps in 1-on-1’s. We didn’t see him lose a 1-on-1 rep over the course of the week. He also made a number of plays, including several sacks, during live team periods. The Tampa (Fla.) Berkeley Prep standout made his presence felt during Saturday’s game as well with a sack, several tackles and pressures while working as left defensive end. Keeley’s combination of size, power, first-step quickness was well known coming into the week. With that said, he flashed some high-end technicality and bend, as well. We saw Keeley implement a ghost move on several occasions. His physical skills along with the coordination and attention to detail point to a high floor and ceiling at the next level.

5/19/22

Keon Keeley flashes 5-star talent in spring game

Charles Power

Keon Keeley turned in an impressive showing in his team's spring game against Wiregrass Ranch. Keeley accounted for a sack, several tackles for loss, a batted pass and multiple pressures.The sack may have been Keeley’s best play of the game, at least from an individual standpoint. He beat the offensive tackle with a quick spin move before closing on the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage. For a prospect with considerable physical gifts, Keeley has some pass rush skills and moves that border on advanced for this stage, relative to his peers.

10/22/21

Keon Keeley intercepts, sacks Arch Manning twice on national TV

Charles Power

Keon Keeley and Berkeley Prep faced off against No. 1 prospect Arch Manning and Isidore Newman in a game that was televised nationally by ESPN. Keeley looked like a top prospect, creating constant pressure as a pass rusher in addition to disrupting passing lanes with his length. Keeley came down with an interception at the line of scrimmage and sacked Manning twice in the 49-24 victory.

10/20/21

Keon Keeley rated as a five-star in initial 2023 On300

Charles Power

Keon Keeley earned a fifth star, ranking as the No. 5 overall prospect in the 2023 cycle. pass rusher continues to be an ascending prospect and is putting together a fantastic junior season. Keeley has been dominant, racking up 22 tackles for loss and 11 sacks in seven games. He’s a gifted athlete at 6-foot-6, 230-pounds and pairs supreme length (7-foot wing-span) with get-off and flexibility as a pass rusher.

8/20/21

Keon Keeley stands out in preseason scrimmage

Charles Power

Keon Keeley looked impressive in a very limited scrimmage against IMG’s non-national team. The top 20 junior and Notre Dame pledge has continued to fill out and plays with outstanding leverage. He’s learning to use his length and flexibility to create disruption.