2025 Rankings: 6-10

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='285166' first='Ka'Mori' last='Moore'] - DT - Lee's Summit North<br>(6'1" 288) Committed to: Oklahoma<br>A talented defensive tackle/nose guard prospect who showed a glimpse of what was to be as a freshman. Ka'Mori came to the Elite Combine following his freshman season and dominated against future college offensive line prospects. Since them he has continued to develop his skills, as well as his body, dropping below 300 pounds while getting stronger, quicker, faster and in really good shape, which only increased his already considerable talent. Moore uses his explosive get off and violent hands to beat opposing interior OLs and cause havoc up the middle with pressure. The future Sooner should have an amazing senior season.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='188601' first='Jamarion' last='Parker'] - RB - Cardinal Ritter<br>(6'0" 195) Committed to: Nebraska<br>- An absolute big play waiting to happen every time he touches the ball. Jamarion is a smooth running back who has good inside/outside skills with his speed to turn the corner and cut back ability. He has good vision and is both quick and had good stop/start speed where he can stop, plant his foot and accelerate to hit top 4.45 speed and blow up angles immediately. Parker is a glider in space and is running faster than it seems. I don't think I have ever seen him get caught when he is in the open field. He also had the strength and power to run between the tackles for tough yardage. He hasn't had to be used as such but he can be a workhorse type back for 25-30 carries and not miss a beat. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='215751' first='Lucas' last='Allgeyer'] - OT - MICDS<br>(6'6" 282) Committed to: Iowa<br>- I have written a lot about the rise and development of Luke over the past few years. Probably the most athletic offensive line prospect in the 2025 class overall after putting up sick numbers in verified testing at camps such as Lindenwood's Mega camp last year. He's explosive, powerful, has speed and very quick feet and hands that he uses well to his advantage with his pass pro and run blocking. Allgeyer is a perfect fit for the Hawkeyes program, who have a great track record of developing offensive linemen and putting them in the NFL. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1010558' first='Jack' last='Lange'] - OT - Eureka <br>(6'8" 285) Committed to: Missouri<br>- Another very athletic big offensive tackle prospect who put up great testing numbers last year at the Elite Combine. Jack has good speed and quickness, plus long arms and good feet. He's gotten bigger and strong in the past year and continued to work hard on his technique and O-line skills. He's a smart lineman who uses that along with his natural athletic ability to beat his opponents. Lange is a big player for pass rushers to get around, and athletic enough to deal with faster edge rushers. The Tigers were able to keep the in-state prospect home. I think he continues to develop and his best football is ahead of him. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Daedan Hopkins - DE - Hermann<br>(6'6" 220) Committed to: Missouri <br>- One of the top sleepers at of the 2025 class given his length and athletic ability. Daeden is a talented multi-sport athlete (baseball and basketball) who dedicated himself to football and trained hard to improve his skill set to match his athleticism. It paid off with multiple colleges taking notice despite his high school being off the beaten path and not at a traditional pipeline program for football prospect. Hopkins is also a very talented receiver/tight end who could have played on that side of the ball with his size, speed and hands, which makes his a tough match-up for DBs and linebackers. His super quick first step combined with his length gets him halfway past the opposing OT on most players. Should be one of the top two way players in Missouri high school football in 2024. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->