Oregon’s Top 15 DB’s (Class of 2022)

Oregon’s Top 100 athletes for the class of 2022 has just been released. I will go through each position group and break down what each athlete brings to the table. Have a look at the state’s top DB’s, and please note individuals will only be listed on one side of the football based on where they project collegiately. <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2021/05/updated-2022-oregon-rankings-2/">https://prepredzone.com/2021/05/updated-2022-oregon-rankings-2/</a> &nbsp; <div>1.[player_tooltip player_id="28831" first="Trejon" last="Williams"] 6-0 190 Jefferson- <strong>COMMITTED: Oregon</strong>- The 4*All American could play early for the Ducks. He’s that talented. Look for Williams to play a significant role offensively as well in the Fall.</div> <div>2.[player_tooltip player_id="28846" first="Cole" last="Prusia"] 6-3 200 Tualatin<strong> COMMITTED: Oregon St</strong>- Prusia is a Pac 12 WR and equally talented on the defensive side of the ball. He was a unanimous 1st team all TRL kid, as his ability to play CB at 6-3 is impressive.</div> <div>3.[player_tooltip player_id="28858" first="Dylan" last="Layne"] 6-2 205 Lake Oswego- Layne broke out as a Sophomore, earning TRL all-conference honors, while helping the Lakers to the state title game. His physical ability and on field intelligence put him in the D1 conversation.</div> <div>4.[player_tooltip player_id="143911" first="Jake" last="Reichle"] 6-3 190 Lakeridge- One of the fastest rising recruits in the NW. Statistically speaking his 87 total tackles and 17.4 tackles per game put him in a class by himself. He is legit.</div> <div>5.[player_tooltip player_id="143912" first="Drew" last="Bennett"] 6-1 190 Westview- Maybe Oregon’s breakout player of the year. Bennett went off on both sides of the football, and could very well play the WR spot collegiately as well.</div> <div>6.[player_tooltip player_id="28860" first="Zachery" last="Grisham"] 6-0 200 Central Catholic- Grisham is one of the most fundamentally sound and athletic DB’s in the region. He is a winner and a big reason the Rams will be a state title favorite next season.</div> <div>7.[player_tooltip player_id="143914" first="Logan" last="Person"] 6-1 190 Dallas- Not a lot of people know about Person yet playing 5A ball, but he is one top dual threat athletes in Oregon. From a projection standpoint I like him at Safety, although he averaged 162 yards per game on offense.</div> <div>8.[player_tooltip player_id="108141" first="KJ" last="Johnson-Gibson"] 6-0 175 Clackamas- Kemeatrous broke out at CB after an outstanding off season. He was one of the state leaders in INT’s and also impressed from a tackling standpoint.</div> <div>9.[player_tooltip player_id="108142" first="Austin" last="Ratliff"] 6-3 200 Silverton- Ratliff is a big physical kid who can play multiple spots in the secondary. He earned all-conference honors as a Sophomore and should be considered one of the best in Oregon at the 5A level.</div> <div>10.[player_tooltip player_id="144438" first="DJ" last="Daugherty"] 5-11 170 Marshfield- Statistically he ranks at the top of the charts on both sides of the football, leading the state in INTs with (5). Offensively he had a monster year as well catching 33 passes for 412 yards and 10 TDs, in only 6 games.</div> <div>11.[player_tooltip player_id="28903" first="Kace" last="Naone"] 6-0 180 West Linn- Naone was hurt part of last season, but will return as one of the top seniors, for a WL group who will remain a state title contender for the foreseeable future.</div> <div>12.[player_tooltip player_id="28866" first="Josiah" last="Manning"] 5-10 165 Clackamas- Josiah broke out as a Sophomore earning honorable mention all-league honors. The Cavs are loaded heading into the fall and should be ranked in the state’s top 5.</div> <div>13.[player_tooltip player_id="28893" first="Johnny" last="Miller"] 5-10 190 Jesuit- Another individual people don’t necessarily know a lot about. From a projection standpoint Miller is undersized but one of the top players in the Metro. Kid can play.</div> <div>14.[player_tooltip player_id="28896" first="Omar" last="Carranza"] 6-2 190 Southridge- One of the best players in Oregon you don’t know about yet. Over the last two seasons he has continued to impress, projecting on D and accounting for 55 total tackles, 3 INTs, and 6 pass deflections.</div> <div>15.[player_tooltip player_id="108154" first="Kenny" last="Duncan"] 5-10 165 Roosevelt- Look for the Roughriders to make some noise under 2nd year head coach Ryan McCants. Duncan is an outstanding athlete who impressed on the 7v7 circuit.</div>