Last season, few players had as much defensive impact as Keylan Abrams. The three-star 2025 linebacker from Desoto (Texas) was a force as a pass rusher last season, recording 87 stops, 21 tackles for loss, and 23.5 sacks to help lead the Eagles to their second consecutive 6A-II state title.
According to 247Sports, Abrams is the No. 78 linebacker in the country and the No. 117 overall prospect in Texas. He is 6-feet, 195 pounds. Abrams committed to Purdue last summer, but he has just chosen to reopen his recruitment. While he still has a lot of admiration for the Boilermakers, he wants to see what his new hire has to offer.
“I believe I shut it down too early and I just want to experience the entire recruiting process,” Abrams said. “I want to go somewhere that I feel loved and wanted, which I felt at Purdue for sure. I just wanted to open my recruitment back up.”
