Canada 2027 Rankings: Athletes

There were a lot of prospects that ultimately did not have enough film or did not have any at all, limiting our 2027 rankings to just 50 prospects. In addition, there are several Canadian prospects in the 2027 class who have already moved to the USA and are covered by their respective prepredzone states. I did my best to get the class years right, and the rankings are supposed to go off player grad years in Canada. For some players who only list one, I used my best discretion to place them in the right class. When these rankings are eventually updated, I will make more adjustments if necessary. This article will cover some of the country's top athletes- players who can play multiple positions at the next level, will end up playing a different position at the next level, or provide strong value to more than one position on film. There are a bunch of things that make these guys listed as athletes, but the fact that they are some of the best in their class when it comes to pure athleticism is the best way to think of it.   Check out the updated Canada 2027 rankings <a href="https://prepredzone.com/canada/rankings/2027-rankings/">HERE.</a>    Ravix, on tape, plays a few different positions and even spends a lot of time at QB. RB or WR is his most likely position at the next level and he has the measurables you look for but on film shows really good burst and explosive movements with the ball in his hands.     Tremblay is transitioning from the QB position and, with his measurables, has a solid TE build. Tremblay has a very strong arm on tape, but his athleticism is better suited for the TE spot. There is not much TE film at all but he is very athletic and shows the movement skills to be a factor in the passing game.     Filani, who is a 100m sprinter and RB prospect, has some positional versatility. From what I see on tape, I think there are some skills where you could split him out wide or use him as a returner. Filani is fast, and he shows on tape he can run away from defenders consistently.     Gimenez is probably the only player on here where the 'ATH' position could be a stretch. He primarily plays WR but I think he has really good ball skills and they way he moves as a smooth athlete who can explode changing direction I think there is absolutely some defensive back potential in addition to what he offers as a WR.     Simon is an RB/WR prospect who can be classified as an offensive weapon and probably can also return for you. On film Simon shows versatility in his position and his ability to do multiple things from each position. He has the size to be a workhorse back but does a lot of great work making guys miss in space.     Vanneste is a LB/ATH prospect who really is the only ATH player on this list who is probably primarily a defender. Vanneste has good eyes and reads the game really well. He can be a big safety or rover at his current size or bulk up to true LB or maybe even EDGE size.

There were a lot of prospects that ultimately did not have enough film or did not have any at all, limiting our 2027 rankings to just 50 prospects. In addition, there are several Canadian prospects in the 2027 class who have already moved to the USA and are covered by their respective prepredzone states. I did my best to get the class years right, and the rankings are supposed to go off player grad years in Canada. For some players who only list one, I used my best discretion to place them in the right class. When these rankings are eventually updated, I will make more adjustments if necessary. This article will cover some of the country's top athletes- players who can play multiple positions at the next level, will end up playing a different position at the next level, or provide strong value to more than one position on film. There are a bunch of things that make these guys listed as athletes, but the fact that they are some of the best in their class when it comes to pure athleticism is the best way to think of it.