Best Uncommitted Senior ATHs in WI

We end our series of the top uncommitted athletes at each position by looking at the top athletes that are still looking for their next level home. Each one of these athletes could make an impact on either side of the ball. There is serious talent in this group. There is a kid with a D1 offer (PWO) and many have D2 interest, and D3 offers. Don’t miss out on these studs! Let’s check out the tape! <strong style="font-size: 1rem;">[player_tooltip player_id="118443" first="Tyler" last="Dahlhauser"], DB/WR- Monona Grove</strong> The 5’10" 175 lbs athlete is an electric two way playmaker. As a receiver, Tyler was put into situations where he could win with this raw athleticism. The senior is blessed with 4.6 speed and mid 4.2 pro agility timed speed. He carries that speed over the gridiron where MG likes to get the ball in his hands quickly on screens where he can use his elusiveness, quick twitch acceleration, and agility to make defenders miss and weave through a defensive backfield and front seven. He also uses his long speed to take the top off the defense. That top end speed is hard to match, and with the ball in the air Tyler does a great job of going and getting it at the high point despite his size. On defense, Tyler is a rangy safety who excels in coverage. He can cover a huge area with that speed, and he looks even faster because his instincts and play recognition allow him to be a step ahead. Check him out! <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/11324950/619d128dab922807b85d7967">Tyler’s Senior Highlights</a> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="118370" first="Cody" last="Cotton"], DB/RB- Union Grove</strong> This is a fun athlete to watch on the field. The long and lean 6’1" 170 lbs athlete was a major key to Union Grove’s deep playoff run. I don’t have the numbers, but Cody went into the Badgers camp last summer and came away with a PWO offer after killing it in the testing. The freakish athleticism shines on tape. On offense is where Cody shined this season. He got to highlight his elite acceleration as he burst through running lanes out of the backfield. His vision with the ball in his hands is special. He sees things before they are happen, and he know  how to set up blocks. He also has a good habit of always continuing to move forward without using any wasted movement. On defense is where i think he has the next level excited. That would be because of his elite change of direction so he can stay with WRs in man coverage. The experience isn’t quite as strong but he does have the special, next level talent to mold into a strong CB. Check out the potential shown in his highlights. <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/9834702/618700b2b01870040c0a267e">Cody’s Senior Highlights</a> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="118415" first="AJ" last="Nichols"], WR/DB- Wauwatosa East</strong> The 5’11" 180 lbs athlete can play either way because of his superior athleticism, but he is best at WR. AJ flies on the football field. His route running is sharp as he cuts on a dime and carries his speed throughout the break of his route. When they get the ball in his hands fast he can slice up a defense if they don’t instantly corral him. The hands are some of the softest in the state also. AJ plucks the ball out of the air and he has the hand- eye coordination to make the acrobatic catch. There is no question that the senior can play at the next level, and in my eyes he is D2 minimum. He is a need to know name to know! <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/11575695/61707893f55fb808a4402e68">AJ’s Senior Highlights</a> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="31341" first="Michael" last="McMillan"], WR/DB- Sun Prairie</strong> If you are looking for a kid with a bunch of uncoachable traits then this is your guy. The 5’10" 170 lbs ATH is one of the best athletes available. He has 4.50 speed, and can changed direction on a dime. That elite level of speed has the tape turned up to a 10! Michael flies around the field in man coverage. He lives in the hip pocket of receivers. It doesn’t matter if they are attacking downfield or running routes, McMillan is right there stride for stride. His reactive athleticism to breaks in routes are picked up in a flash and it seems like he is a step ahead because he is so quick to react. You can’t miss out on this DB. Steal. <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/14671648/61ba3e26b3d211039c5fd256">Michael’s Senior Highlights</a> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="118421" first="Kane" last="Mahoney"], RB/LB- Baraboo</strong> Among a talented roster, Kane didn’t just stand out; he won Conference Player of the Year. Kane proved that he can do it from both sides of the ball. The 6’ 180 lbs RB/LB brings power to the field on both sides of the ball. As an RB, Kane thrives between the tackles where he can run behind his pads and use his contact balance to generate yards after contact. Mahoney is able to always keep his legs churning and move forward. As an LB, Kane is undersized, but he has D3+ level of burst off the edge. He would have to bulk up to succeed at the position, but he has experience and success off the edge. Check him out. He can fit in somewhere at the next level. Tone setter. <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/7695427/619c31b2e97b010a88a31406">Kane’s Senior Highlights</a> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="118456" first="Aidan" last="Burkman"], RB/LB- Grantsburg</strong> The 5’11" 195 lbs athlete played both ways for Grantsburg. He has an interesting collection of traits to work with. He relies on his power, but he also is a solid threat as a receiver. I project Aidan as a FB at the next level. He can use his north- south running style to pick up the tough yards between the tackles and also swing out of the backfield as a target. He will have to add size to be effective at the position, but he has tools that will be playable at the next level. Check him out! <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/12889920/61bbe501ab924d01c0d76b0e">Aidan’s Senior Highlights</a> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="118564" first="Reed" last="Breckheimer"], RB/LB- Hilbert</strong> Size at 6’ 215 lbs, power, and production. There is a ton of it all there! The big man was All- State on both sides of the ball. This kid lives behind his pads and brings the pain while back there. He runs through contact so well thanks to his wide base, ability to absorb the big shots, and his next level leg drive. Reed is a hunter on defense. He reads plays quickly and he flies around the trenches shutting down the run game. He roams sideline to sideline and closes with tenacity. If you need power, size, and a kid that has a lot of potential at multiple positions then this is a name to look into! <a href="https://www.hudl.com/video/3/11135204/61c604be3453060928a492aa">Reed’s Senior Highlights</a>