2026 Class Rankings: Breakout Candidates
Chase Enlow NJ #19 RB #2 HEIGHT 5'9" WEIGHT 195 POS RB CLASS 2026 View Player Boost Profile Download Image Chase Enlow Class 2026 Position RB Height 5'9" HS The Hun School | NJ 2026 Class Rankings: Breakout Candidates…
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Continue ReadingChase Enlow Chase Enlow 5’9″ | 195 lbs | RB The Hun School | 2026 State NJ a 5’10 185 lbs. offensive weapon , transitioning from Freehold Township to the Hun School, exemplifies versatility with a dynamic and multifaceted skill set. Noteworthy for explosive bursts through the hole, Enlow showcases speed and acceleration that make him a standout in the open field. Beyond these traits, he seamlessly adapts his game, grinding out crucial yards on the ground and displaying the ability to pick up tough yards. His versatility extends to being a reliable receiver out of the backfield and a capable performer on the outside, emphasizing adept route-running. Currently holding offers from Rutgers, Charlotte, and Boston College, Enlow’s diverse skill set positions him as a compelling prospect poised to break out, drawing attention from Power Five programs.
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Zaiden Mcdonald may finish next year as the top player in this class once more Power 5 school get aware of his unicorn like skillset.
On defense not many player you come across can impact every level of the defense, however Zaiden has tape where he’s doing just that. From rushing the edge and using solid pass rush moves to beat offensive tackles, correctly spot dropping in zone defense for interceptions, or making plays a t slot corner his defensive ranges seems to have no limits to as far as they can go.
On offense the 6’1 165lbs senior uses every bit of his size, frame, and athleticism. To be a consisent playmaker. At runningback shows of great speed an explosion when hitting the hole. Is more of a long strider but has the speed to go with it.
Lastly, as a wide receiver his strength and frame assists him with some acrobatic and tough catches in traffic making arguably the best all around player in the state. Which should be solidified this upcoming year.
Nicknamed the “human joystick,” Nate Bailey Nate Bailey 5’8″ | 160 lbs | ATH St Joes Regional (Montvale) | 2026 State NJ stands at 5’7” and 150 pounds, but his impact on the field is larger than his stature. Renowned for his unparalleled elusiveness, Bailey possesses the most impressive open-field maneuvering in his class. However, his true standout quality lies in his proficiency during scramble drills, where he excels at getting open and showcasing reliable hands. Notably, his quarterback chemistry, notably with Patrick Grusser Patrick Grusser 6’2″ | 190 lbs | QB St. Joes Regional | 2024 State NJ , has been a pivotal asset, especially in crucial third-down situations. While Bailey aims to enhance his route-running skills, the upcoming season is anticipated to bring increased targets and, potentially, coveted offers, solidifying his status as a promising prospect.
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Standing at 6’2” and weighing approximately 170 pounds, Paris Pratt Paris Pratt 6’1″ | 150 lbs | WR St. Augustine | 2026 State NJ Jr. showcased his best football during the playoffs, demonstrating his prowess as a young but impactful player. Noteworthy for his physicality, Pratt adeptly positions himself to get open down the field, utilizing his body and frame effectively, especially in contested catch situations. His standout trait lies in his strong hands, allowing him to excel in 50-50 scenarios and make contested catches amidst traffic. While gaining recognition for his playoff performance, the upcoming season is poised to be the moment Pratt takes the next step, solidifying his status as one of the top receivers in New Jersey.
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Brandon Simmons Jr. Brandon Simmons Jr. 6’2″ | 260 lbs | DL Glassboro | 2026 State NJ 6’1 260 lbs, a promising young defensive prospect, stands out as a disruptive force at the three-tech position. His quick and explosive first step, coupled with exceptional leverage, positions him as a formidable player. Anticipating his potential to become virtually unblockable with the addition of more pass rush moves, Simmons already demonstrates an impressive ability to disrupt both pass and run plays. Currently holding an offer from West Virginia, his trajectory suggests he could emerge as a dominant force in the coming seasons.