5 Prospects Who’s Recruitment Will Heat Up

O'neil is a newcomer to New Jersey coming from Massachusetts to The Hun School. He's working with well-known NJ QB trainer Tony Ricioppi who is also the trainer of Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Kenny Pickett and current Iowa Quarterback and former Hun quarterback Marco Lianez.   O'Neill is a Quarterback with all the measurables. He is 6'5 220 pounds with a 70-inch wingspan and a thick frame. He can make every throw and excel throwing the deep ball. He throws the deep effortlessly and is able to hit his receivers accurately in stride. In addition, he throws the ball with much velocity and power and is able to take advantage of every area of the field.    Miles earned his first two Power 5 from Michigan State and Virginia. Once more colleges take more notice of his talent expect Power 5 schools to lineup.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/MilesONeill_12/status/1602008610007310336 </div></figure>    Chavis is one of the best defensive backs you don't know about. His combination of size, length, and skills make it tough to complete passes on him. He stands 6'1 170 pounds and hasn't filled out his frame yet.    He has solid turn and run ability and can challenge the ball at the catch point, down the field. The one aspect of his game that stands out is his feet. He has patient feet that allow him to always be in a position to make plays on the football.    Chavis has earned a bunch of offers and has recently earned an offer from Boston College. As he continues to show off his movement skills I anticipate him earning offers all throughout his senior year.          Kaye plays on one of the biggest and best offensive lines in the state. He's a massive OL at 6'7 287 pounds and has a long frame. He is a solid run blocker but he needs to play with better leverage and balance. Teams are investing in his massive size that you won't find everywhere.   Would love to see Justin take this off-season to seriously work on his body. If he does this his recruitment will heat up quickly as he's earned his first two division one offers from the University of New Hampshire and LIU.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/justinkaye56/status/1603095790674640896 </div></figure>     Another unknown but talented cornerback. Braheem has everything you look for in a top corner size, length, movement skills, and ball production. Not to mention he's been clocked at running 4.4 forty. It wouldn't surprise me in an underrated corner class that Braheem ends up being the best cornerback in the state this upcoming season.    Braheem has solid offers from West Virginia, Syracuse, Boston College, and Akron. Im predicting at the end of the year he'll get serious SEC looks.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BraheemLong/status/1553137843299647488 </div></figure>      Gemma is one of the most athletic players in North Jersey. Luca is 6'3 205 and is an explosive athlete who makes a difference on offense and defense. However, defense is where he can make his biggest impact; Gemma can do everything a modern-day linebacker is asked to do including cover at a high level.    Gemma has Division One offers but I believe that he will be the workhorse for Ramsey exclusively on both sides of the ball. And as he shows off the full array of his skill set his offer list will get lengthy fast.