Rankings Update: New Class of 2027 Running Backs

We recently updated our Class of 2027 Rankings! In this article we are going to share a bit about some of the Running Backs we have added to the rankings for this update.    Size and smarts are the first thing you love about Clem - per his Twitter profile he is up to 190 pounds at 6'1. He also reports a 4.125 GPA, very impressive. On the field, Cameron does a good job of setting up his blocks and cutting off of them into space. In the open field, Cameron has good speed - but as he continues to develop I would expect his speed to improve and he will finish some of the runs that he doesn't get into the end zone at the moment. I also like Clem's ability to run through weak tackles already - a very good sign for his future.     When I started really doing some research into 71st last off-season, this young man really stood out to me. I felt like in a very strong running attack, he put up some strong numbers in limited touches. That usually foretells a future star player. On only 60 carries, Pone put up 522 yards and 8 touchdowns. Looking at the film, Pone is a fast prospect who can line up at wide receiver and be an effective player. His coach has stated that he plans to use Pone all over the field, and that he can be a dynamic return man on special teams as well. I think that says it all right there.     I wrote about Kaleb this spring, and his head coach stated that he's an even better young man overall. On top of that, seeing him live twice last season, he can absolutely do it all. Kaleb is a dangerous threat as a kick returner, he shows excellent vision and speed in the run game, and he showed good hands as South Meck designed screen plays to get the ball in his hands into open space. This season he will share the backfield with a returning All-Conference player, but that just may open him up even more to make.big plays on Friday Nights.     Landen is a two-sport player as he also plays basketball. Landen broke on the scene with a strong game where he rushed for over 100 yards and a couple of touchdowns. Landen shows good speed in the open field and does a good job of reading plays and finding his way into open spaces. North Lincoln is a run-first program and Landen has a good chance to be a major contributor over the next couple of years.     A 4.25 GPA and a reported 4.53 40 yard dash time on his Twitter profile are two things that get you excited about Amir. I like the fact that he certainly shows his electric speed in the open field, running away from defenders on multiple plays for touchdowns. One thing that also shines through is Amir's passion for the game. That is something you can't measure in numbers. Something you can measure in numbers however is track times - and Amir.is a dedicated track athlete. I'm excited to see how Amir progresses this season.

We recently updated our Class of 2027 Rankings! In this article we are going to share a bit about some of the Running Backs we have added to the rankings for this update.