Five New Additions To The 2027 Rankings Update Part 3

The Taft program has gotten stronger stronger and stronger each of the last few years and turned into a D1 pipeline. Torbert Jr. is a talented two-way playmaker for the Senators. He's an explosive athlete who shows high end playmaking ability on both sides of the ball. On offense Torbert shows the speed and route running ability to create separation and make plays. Beyond the physical traits, Monsanna has a high football IQ that shows up especially on defense and plays with good anticipation. He has a tremendous break on the ball and the ball skills to make the interception. When he gets the ball in his hands off the turnover, he has the ability to take it to the house. While he checks in at #47 in his first rankings, he has a really high ceiling and could develop into a Power 4 caliber player.     Kelley debuts in this rankings update at #51. He lines up at safety for the Northwest Knights defensive backfield. I beleive he's a player who with more varsity reps and development will be able to play both strong and free safety. He can run, has a nose for the ball, and comes in with good pad level. In one play you even see him force a fumble by putting his shoulder pads on the ball and pop it out. He's still working on his eye placement and trusting his instincts, but once he starts getting comfortable his play speed and physicality are really going to take over. I'm really excited to see what Kelley puts on film this fall with another offseason and training camp under his belt.     Coleman plays defensive end for the Eagles. He has good size for a sophomore defensive lineman. Braylon's calling card is his get-off and athleticism. Out wide he's a player who can win the edge with his speed rush. He has the athleticism and the fluid hips to counter with hesitations and an ability to cross over the blocker. He seems to have a natural feel for what his strengths are and how to beat blockers. As he continues to develop and add things to his pass rush bag, I'm very excited to see what Coleman's future holds.     Price is a talented edge rusher for the Wildcats, who can win both by speed and power. He's a fluid stand up rusher who has a solid get-off and finishes with the speed to win the edge. He also has a nice bull rush where he long arm's well and drives the blocker backwards into the back field. He does a good job of reading, shedding, and pursuing once he wins at the point of attack. While Roy clearly projects to the defensive end at the next level, he has the strength and versatile to slide down and put his hand in the dirt on the inside showing an ability to anchor and use his strength to win even as a freshman facing older more experience player. If Price can continue to add good weight and strength, he's one who could rise up the rankings quickly.     Paulozzi is a skilled defensive end in an Ed's program that has proven to be able to develop talented defensive linemen. When you turn on the film Paulozzi's length, bend, and technique are some things that stand out. When lined up out wide he shows a nice bend and rip move he can use to win the edge. He has the ability to dip and work outside in. Bradyn is also comfortable anchoring and working head up on the offensive tackle. I like Paulozzi continues to develop and get stronger, I like him as a strongside defensive end who can both set the edge in the run game and affect the quarterback in the pass game.