Waldorf, MD – Class of 2026 running back and defensive back Orlando Moss III continues to build momentum heading into a crucial offseason. The 5’8", 170-pound athlete out of Westlake High School recently showcased his talent at the Spotlight 39 Pro Day Camp, turning heads and gaining valuable insight for his development.

“My overall experience at the Spotlight 39 Camp was great,” Moss said. “The coaching and feedback was not just random—it was next level and very helpful. The athletes there were competitive and getting after it.”

Known for his quickness and physicality on both sides of the ball, Moss stood out during drills and one-on-ones. He credited the opportunity to work with high-level coaches as the most valuable part of the experience.

“Getting to work with Coach Savage and him giving me advice on what to work on and how I can take my game to the next level—that really meant a lot,” he said.

Balancing football and academics, Moss holds a 3.8 GPA while maintaining a relentless work ethic on and off the field. This offseason, he's laser-focused on refining every aspect of his game.

“I just want to keep on grinding it out like usual,” Moss said. “Continue working with my speed coaches, getting RB work as much as possible, keep working on my explosiveness, and keep lifting.”

His spring and summer schedule is loaded with camps and college visits, including stops at Rivals, Prep Red Zone, and the Spotlight 39 Finale. He’ll also participate in the CRS Bus Tour, competing and visiting top programs like Tennessee, UNC, and VA Tech.

With the fall season approaching, Moss has clear goals in mind for himself and his team.

“My goals are to have a great rushing season, score as much as possible, and help my team to get to and win a State Championship.”

If his offseason drive is any indication, Orlando Moss III is well on his way to making that vision a reality.