GA Prep Redzone Showcase: Underclassmen Offensive Standouts

At this past weekend’s GA PRZ showcase, there was an influx of super-talented players. A large portion of those players represented the 2024 and 2025 recruiting classes in the state. Here, we take a look at just a few of the many offensive standouts in those classes. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="262995" first="Gavin" last="Hall"]</strong> | QB | 5’11 | 2024 | Hebron Christian I mentioned Hall in a previous article, but his performance was worth another mention. Was one of the best overall testers at the entire camp. Showed some short bursts of acceleration and the ability to change directions quickly. Tested the best out of the QB group, where he ran a 4.7 40 yard dash. As a passer, he showed off his cannon for an arm and the ability to throw on the run. Was a fierce competitor who was not afraid to get in the action. During the competition part of the camp, he lined up some at WR and DB, which he certainly has the explosiveness to do so. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="275993" first="Matthew" last="Laseter"]</strong> | WR | 6’0 | 2024 | Jackson Prep Laseter was one of the top performers at the entire camp, and was arguably the best WR at the event. Tested fairly well, where he had one of the top shuttle times in the WR group. Where he really separated himself was during the competition part of the camp. Laseter won most of his 1 on 1 battles, and he did it by being physical. Super explosive off the line and focuses in to reel in throws in tight coverage. Has decent size at 6’0, and he uses it to block off smaller defenders to make plays. All in all, Laseter was one of the most well-rounded players at the entire event, and he is on our radar now because of it. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="275983" first="Jaiden" last="Daniels"]</strong> | RB | 5’6 | 2025 | Commerce Daniels might have been one of the smaller players at the event, but he did nothing but compete and impress all afternoon. Came away with one of the fastest 40 times in the entire group. Finished with the second fastest shuttle out of all the RBs, where he showcased his ability to change directions quickly and his explosiveness. Those two things translated later in the event, where he showed off how electric he can be with the ball in his hands. Was arguably the best receiving back at the event. Daniels tested very well and impressed in his 1 on 1 matchups.. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="261310" first="Justin" last="Moore"]</strong> | OL | 6’2 | 2024 | Sandy Creek Moore opened some eyes the minute he walked through the gate. At 350 pounds, he was one of the most physically impressive players at the event. Even at 350 pounds, he was one of the most athletic linemen at the event. Where he really started to impress was during his 1 on 1 matchups. He used his weight and wide base to create leverage on opponents, and it made it almost impossible to get by him. For a player of his size, he was surprisingly nimble and matched up well with some faster rushers. Moore already has college ready size, and is just a sophomore. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="119027" first="Andrew" last="Rosinski"]</strong> | OL | 6’6 | 2024 | Creekview Rosknski was another player who immediately drew some looks even before the event started. At 6’6. Rosinski measured in as the tallest  prospect at the event. His test results were most impressive. The offensive tackle ran a sub 5.0 40 yard dash, which was faster than a handful of skill position players at the event. Was one of the most competitive players during 1 on 1’s, and got plenty of reps. Creekview believes they a PO5 caliber player in Rosinski. If he continues to test as well as he did at this past weekends showcase, that certainly looks like his future. &nbsp; &nbsp;