Offensive Arsenal: Four C/O '25 Prospects Ready to Shine

With the season just around the corner, these four prospects recently popped onto my radar. With their blend of skill and natural athleticism, they each bring a unique set of talents that promise to make a significant impact on the field. As members of the class of 2025, these young athletes are looking to make a lasting impact in their final high school football season.    [player_tooltip player_id='221267' first='Kane' last='Richardson'] is much tougher than your average quarterback. Rarely ever going down on the first hit, he doesn't need speed to extend plays. Instead, it's his strong base and impressive balance that often get him out of bad situations. When Richardson's finally able to let go of the ball, he does so with really nice anticipation, showing that he's on the same page as his receivers. Averaging over 16 yards per completion, Richardson also completed over 60% of his passes as a junior. Making the jump to Texas football for his senior year, he's sure to be tested.      Being a little bit undersized at 5'6", [player_tooltip player_id='1335640' first='George' last='Rogers'] more than makes up for it with his incredible burst that leaves defenders grasping for air. The explosion seems effortless for the running back who does an excellent job when asked to run out and catch passes. Rogers still packs a solid hit when he needs to get out of a tackle and is always a threat to score if he does. Being the versatile back that he is, I could see him getting a much bigger workload this season which would likely lead to a big jump up from his 4.9 yards a carry as a junior.      It looks like [player_tooltip player_id='1335643' first='Dylan' last='Brooks'] is preparing to spend a little more time at the wide receiver position going into his final high school season. A move that I feel best suits his skillset and build at 5'10" and 175 lbs; he provides a nice jolt to the offense and is a real threat to score, he may be able to do that better from the outside. With his quick feet, there aren't too many defensive backs who are able to keep up with him, and he's shown he has the hands to be a reliable target.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/3k_Dylan/status/1797481135465005161 </div></figure>     Showing really good awareness in space and around the sideline, [player_tooltip player_id='1335755' first='Derrick' last='Page'] plays like a seasoned veteran already. Adding to that point even further, his soft yet secure hands make for an incredible catch radius; if he can get to it, he's coming down with it. Once he has the ball in his hands he's incredibly shifty and hard to bring down. He can take a slant or a screen and completely flip the field, and flipping the momentum with it. Averaging 52 yards a game and finding the endzone 5 times as a junior, Page has all the tools to take his game to the next level this year.

With the season just around the corner, these four prospects recently popped onto my radar. With their blend of skill and natural athleticism, they each bring a unique set of talents that promise to make a significant impact on the field. As members of the class of 2025, these young athletes are looking to make a lasting impact in their final high school football season.