PrepRedzone PA’s Preseason First-Team All-State: Offense

With the Pennsylvania high school football season growing a bit closer, here at PrepRedzone Pennsylvania, we have decided to begin looking at our preseason All-State teams. First up, is our first-team All-State offense which is led by a trio of selections from St. Joeseph Prepatory in Philadelphia. <strong>QB: </strong><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="27192" first="Kyle" last="McCord"] (St. Joes Prep): </strong> This one should be no surprise, McCord is by far the best quarterback in the Keystone state and one of that nation’s premier quarterbacks overall. Unfortunately for McCord, he will not be suiting up this fall as the Philadelphia Catholic League will not be playing until at least January. That being said, McCord’s performances in the last few years have earned him this spot. The biggest question now is if the next time he suits up will it be with St. Joes or will it be as an Ohio State Buckeye? <strong>RB: [player_tooltip player_id="27221" first="Nahjee" last="Adams"] (Easton): </strong> The recent commitment to Louisiana-Monroe is the top running back in the 2021 recruiting class and could prove to be a steal for the Warhawks down the road. That being said, Adams nearly rushed for 2,000-yards last season and could be in for another big season this year for Easton. <strong>RB: [player_tooltip player_id="27558" first="Nicholas" last="Singleton"] (Governor Mifflin):</strong> Our first-class of 2022 player is [player_tooltip player_id="27558" first="Nicholas" last="Singleton"] out of Governor Mifflin. The 2022 talent is already receiving offers from around the country and is going to end up as one of the states most offered class of 2022 players. Last season, Singleton put up nearly 1,700-yards and 32-touchdowns as a sophomore. <strong>WR: [player_tooltip player_id="27189" first="Marvin" last="Harrison Jr"]. (St. Joes Prep): </strong> Like his quarterback and future Ohio State teammate, [player_tooltip player_id="27189" first="Marvin" last="Harrison Jr"]. won’t be playing this fall due to COVID-19 concerns. That being said, that doesn’t stop us from including him on our preseason first-team All-State team. He’s simply the best wide receiver the state has to offer regardless of class and was in for a big season. <strong>WR: [player_tooltip player_id="27566" first="Anthony" last="Ivey"] (Manheim Township): </strong> Ivey is one wide-receiver that we are all really high on and think he’s someone who can be a high-level Power 5 wide receiver at the next level. The Manheim Township wideout played in just seven games last season but posted nearly 600-receiving yards and over 800 all-purpose yards. He still has nearly a year and a half until he can sign with the school of his choice but he has already announced a top-three Arizona State, Penn State, and West Virginia. <strong>TE: [player_tooltip player_id="27196" first="Khalil" last="Dinkins"] (North Allegheny): </strong>Our top-ranked tight end in the state is our first-team tight end. Currently uncommitted, Dinkins is a highly talented tight end who will be North Allegheny’s top receiving target this fall. <strong>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="27187" first="Nolan" last="Rucci"] (Warwick): </strong>Rucci is Pennsylvania’s top 2021 prospect regardless of position and is one of the most valued recruits in the entire nation. <strong>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="27205" first="Nate" last="Bruce"] (Harrisburgh): </strong>Bruce, unfortunately, will not play this fall as Harrisburgh has opted out of playing football this fall but after a strong junior season, Bruce was in for a big senior campaign. <strong>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="27555" first="Drew" last="Shelton"] (Downingtown West): </strong>Our No.3 prospect regardless of position in the 2022 recruiting class, Shelton is well built already and has a tremendous skill set and foundation to be a big-time Power 5 prospect. <strong>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="27568" first="Brad" last="Harris"] (St. Joes Prep): </strong>Another St. Joes Prep talent, Harris unfortunately won’t be able to build his resume this fall thankfully as a junior, he’ll have the ability to do so if there is a season later this school year or even next year. <strong>OL: [player_tooltip player_id="27210" first="Aaron" last="Gunn"] (Union): </strong>Gunn already has the size of a Power-5 offensive lineman at the next level and has great potential. With a strong senior season, he’s someone who could move himself up our rankings quite a bit.