2026 Rankings Newcomers: Offense

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Deep dive into the 2026 offensive prospects debuting in the updated PRZ state rankings. </h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Yamashita debuts in the updated 2026 state rankings inside the top 50 overall and the #5 at the OL position. He's got ideal size and length in his frame at 6'5” 295 lbs. with the positional versatility to play both OG and OT. He's a natural bender with good flexibility and movement skills from his stance to initial contact. Shows good recognition of different defensive fronts/stunts and the ability to react during the play to stay in front. Operates well as a puller and when blocking in space. His strength in the weight room translates well to the football field. Good size and foundational skillset to develop on that will land him D1 college attention.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Long athletic frame with great growth potential at 6'6” 260 lbs. Well-coached he's got a good combination of technique, footwork, and strength at the POA. Plays with a wide base and good contact balance while maintaining leg drive throughout his block. Controls defenders with his hands maintaining engagement and finishing his blocks. Mobility allows him to pull and work to the second level with good timing and accuracy. Plays his angles well to establish positional leverage and create running lanes. Holds all the physical tools, ability, and upside to be a high D1 recruit.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Strong and compact frame at 5'11” 245 lbs. that is suited for a Center. He flashes plus initial quickness from the snap to the contact point. He's able to get a clean snap and then quickly position his hands to engage his block. Low center of gravity gives him a strong anchor to absorb an oncoming rush without giving ground. Shows good pre-snap awareness to see the front and adjust blocking schemes. Plays well with his eyes to locate a block when he's uncovered in pass protection. Started on varsity as a sophomore and is one to watch as he continues to develop.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/tanyonerdman54/status/1736840237106786447 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">Saw limited action as freshmen due to injury but flashed his dynamic playmaking ability in the four games he played. Speed and skillset could transition to either side of the ball at WR/DB depending on development. He's a strider with the long speed to play vertically but also shows some short area burst off the LOS and after the catch. Tracks the ball well into his hands and is confident at the catch point. Strong bloodlines, he's the brother of former Saguaro standout and current starting QB for New Mexico Devon Dampier. Is a major breakout candidate going into his junior season.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">O'Halloran is a well-rounded TE that can play all three downs with his ability as both a blocker and pass catcher. Can line up in the slot, at H back, or as an inline TE. He's got good length and room to grow at 6'5” 220 lbs. without sacrificing his movement skills. As a receiver, he does a good job finding space in zone coverage and establishing himself as a big target at the short/intermediate levels but can also attack the middle of the field vertically. Understands how to use his size to his advantage by boxing out defenders at the catch point. When blocking, he's able to bring good initial contact and move his feet to mirror lateral movement and sustain. Expect to see a bump in recruiting attention as he's able to showcase his skillset.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/MichaelOhal89/status/1732786374984757445 </div></figure>