A profile on Red Zone Prospects offers student-athletes an opportunity to be scouted by the brand's Selection Committee, including former NFL players and the site's administrators. Each is interested in the total package, both on and off the field. In many cases, character is just as important as ability.

Accordingly, individuals receive a one-to-five star rating, also an evaluation. Then, the information is added to your profile, which as you may know, is usually necessary to secure a scholarship at the next level, whether it be at the NCAA Division I or I-AA level, Division II or III, also NAIA or Junior College.

Once registered on Red Zone Prospects, with details reviewed and completed, profiles will be updated within seven days. Colleges coaches all over the country are aware of the brand's success rate, too: More than 80 percent of Red Zone Prospects landed an offer to a school over the past three years.

Red Zone Prospects are also guaranteed an invite to a Blue-Grey All-American Combine (Super level) and consideration for a selection to the brand’s All-American Bowls, held at Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium or San Francisco 49ers’ Levi’s Stadium.

For those who have not received an invitation to Red Zone Prospects, but feel like they might have what it takes, please follow the link for the particulars about how the process works (click right here to nominate an individual). All submissions will be carefully reviewed by the brand's Selection Committee.

A secret no longer, many of the nation's top coaches and scouts frequently visit Red Zone Prospects. Essentially, the site has become a one-stop shop for programs hoping to effectively gather useful and essential information about college-ready recruits.

Whether it's NCAA Division I or I-AA, Division II or III, NAIA or Junior College, schools all over the country are investing on average $30,000 per year for each student-athlete. Red Zone Prospects has given teams an immeasurable edge.

With endless options to choose from within the database (star-ratings, evaluations, flexible positions, class distinctions, etc.) more than 650 colleges utilize Red Zone Prospects, as hours of research are spent right here by college recruiters.