5 New Additions to the 2027 Rankings

Kegley, makes his rankings debut at #9. Sophomore Quarter back has outstanding size and has exceptional skills to match that. When it comes to arm talent Grey can make all the throws. While watching his film you see an impressive array of throws to all three levels. He has the ability to both drive the ball and throw with touch. His ability to throw with anticipation is very impressive for a quarterback his age. The sophomore-to-be is comfortable making throws both as the receiver breaks as well as making back-shoulder throws. Kegley, is comfortable in the pocket and senses pressure well. When pressure comes, he is able to keep his eyes down field and possesses the arm strength to make throws through contact. With a strong sophomore campaign, I would expect Kegley to burst on to the P4 scene.     Dennis opens up his first rankings at #10. The sophomore Hybrid Linebacker for the Rams has a versatile and talented skill set in the run game Darius plays the game downhill. He doesn't just strike the ball carrier he runs through them. In the pass game he has the ability to cover all of Running backs, Tight end, and Wide receivers. He has loose hips that allow him to transition from back pedal to turn and run with ease. Darius is comfortable playing both on the line scrimmage and in open space. His high-end athleticism and top end film have already earned him offers from the likes of Indiana, Kentucky, and Missouri. As Dennis continues to develop, I expect those offers to continue to grow.     In his first rankings Thorpe debuts at number 12. He's a talented two-way player who excels and Receiver and Defensive back. At 6 foot 3 170 pounds I love how his combination of size, and length, and athleticism play on the defensive side of the ball. Mark is already starting to shine in a defense full of talented players. His aggressive and athletic skill set are a great fit for a physical Lions defense that loves to run and hit. Thorpe is already a skilled man-to-man cover corner. He uses his length well to jam Receivers at the line and has the speed to turn and run pf almost any Receiver. He has a solid break on the ball and uses his length to bat down passes. Mark gives off the vibes of a player who is ready to blow up on the P4 scene.     The talented Running back from Miami Trace checks in at #13 in this rankings update. Baker is a big and powerful back who excels at running between the tackles. he has the power to run through and over defenders but also possesses the speed to break any run for a touchdown. He also has the balance to run and play through contact. With his good vision and one cut ability I like his fit for a zone run scheme. Julian has also shown the ability to be a gamechanger on special teams as a kick returner. His fearlessness and coverage allow him to attack opposing kickoff coverages and his speed makes him a threat to take it to the house. Baker's talents have already resulted in landing offers from P4 schools like Perdue and NC State along with G5 offers from South Florida, Toledo and Miami (OH).     Letlow is a talented Defensive Linemen from Cardinal Mooney. He lines up at Defensive End for the Cardinals. Dominic has the size and strength to set the edge in run game. He checks in at #22 in our rankings. He is comfortable rushing the Quarter Back as a standup rusher. Letlow also has the versatility to slide down to rush tackle. As he continues to fill out and get stronger, I could see him finding a home on the interior of the defensive line at the next level. His combination of size, quickness, and athleticism all play up at the 3 technique. He shows the quickness to shoot the gap and he also possesses a nice spin moves to beat blockers and put pressure on the Quarter Back. Dominic currently holds offers from Akron and the University of Kentucky. With continued physical and skill development i expect him to continue to add to his list of D1 offers.