The Built Ford Tough Player of the Year Award highlights Texas high school football’s elite athletes from classifications 6A to 2A and private schools. Each week, one player is recognized for standout performances leading up to the Player of the Year honors. Several players are being spotlighted this week, including standout talents like Cooper Witten (Argyle Liberty Christian) and Jack Devine (Austin Regents), who have shown exceptional on-field capabilities.

By the Numbers
  • Cooper Witten compiled 87 tackles, 9 TFLs, 2 sacks, and 7 forced fumbles last season.
  • Jack Devine threw for 3,491 yards and 55 touchdowns, adding 727 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns.
Yes, But

Despite the strong performances highlighted, the competition for the Player of the Week award remains fierce, with multiple deserving candidates each week, making it difficult to predict a clear winner.

State of Play
  • The award continues weekly throughout the high school football season, drawing attention to elite performances.
  • Players from various private schools are recognized consistently, showcasing a competitive landscape.
What's Next

This selection process will likely intensify as the season progresses, with players' performances evolving and playoff conversations gaining momentum.

Bottom Line

As the season heats up, watch for standout performances from Witten and Devine to determine who will secure the coveted Built Ford Tough Player of the Week honors.