2026 Rankings Top of The Charts: Offense
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Today we are introducing the #1 prospect at each position. These players are already making an impact for their programs and are building momentum to be division 1 prospects by 2026. Some of these players will be our future 4-…
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Continue ReadingToday we are introducing the #1 prospect at each position. These players are already making an impact for their programs and are building momentum to be division 1 prospects by 2026. Some of these players will be our future 4- and 5-star prospects of the future.
Palazzo stepped up for McDonogh after graduating two-star QB’s to the 2022 recruiting class. He really excels at putting the ball in the best spot for his playmakers, throwing them open and allowing them to use their athleticism. Braeden already has a D1 offer from UNC-Charlotte
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Denson shows the ability to catch and block out of the back field, as well as run through arm tackles. This young back is playing on the varsity level at 5’9 190lbs, and already has a few offers from, Marshall, Boston College, and Maryland.
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Hewitt was a key playmaker for the Cardinals this past season and put some impressive skills on display. He shows breakaway speed, and tough running after the catch, he can be dangerous in open field. He just landed an offer from Michigan State today, adding to his list of 11. Expect to hear about a lot more of this prospect over the next 3 years, his potential is through the roof.
Edward has great size and is dominant in the run game. He drives his defenders off the ball every play and does a good job at creating a lane for his teammates. Baker has enough quickness to pull and lead block and can hold up in pass blocking. He shows some versatility playing Guard and Tackle in game. Baker currently holds two offers from UNC-Charlotte and Boston College.
Ferguson had big play after big play for CHC’s JV on the offensive and defensive side of the ball. He’s a big play threat with breakaway speed. Ferguson has been excelling this track season, most notably recording a 50.6 in his 400-meter dash at Nike indoor nationals a few days ago.