Summer Recruiting: Top Uncommitted 2025 Canadians

As the majority of high school football teams in the United States approach the end of their fall training camps, it's an opportune time to update the list of top uncommitted Canadian players from the class of 2025, particularly since many of the leading prospects have already pledged to major NCAA Power 4 programs. The most prominent uncommitted name remaining is [player_tooltip player_id='1058887' first='Shekai' last='Mills-Knight'], the top Canadian player in the class of 2025.      Regarded as the most promising Canadian running back talent since Chuba Hubbard, [player_tooltip player_id='1058887' first='Shekai' last='Mills-Knight'] boasts 40 plus NCAA Division One offers. Over the summer, he has made visits to Ole Miss, the University of Tennessee, Auburn University, the University of Alabama, and the University of Miami. Mills-Knight's dynamic qualities make him a sought-after prospect for the running back position. He impresses with a 4.48-second forty-yard dash, and his running style, which appears effortless, often surpasses the defense's angles with his unexpected speed. His ability to make quick one-step cuts and his strength in breaking tackles, combined with a robust lower body and agility, make him a formidable player. Mills-Knight excels in various running schemes, using his size, speed, and vision to navigate through gaps or take advantage of openings in zone runs. His skills as a receiver are just as notable, with reliable hands and an extensive route-running repertoire. Mills-Knight stands out as an electrifying prospect with the luxury of choosing from the top College Football Programs.     [player_tooltip player_id='1210687' first='Emmanuel' last='Nwaiwu'], the top player in Canada for the class of 2025, is a highly skilled defensive lineman with offers from Michigan State, Boise State, Boston College, Akron, and Maine. As a nimble and swift defensive end, he shines in both 4-3 and 3-4 defensive schemes. His dynamic pass-rushing skills enable him to quickly disrupt the backfield. His adaptability on the defensive line makes him a significant threat in clear pass-rushing scenarios. Additionally, he is adept at run defense, showing an ability to set the edge and chase down the ball with vigor. Although he sometimes depends on his physical strength to overpower offensive linemen, further developing his hand technique could elevate his game, complementing his impressive physical attributes. Nwaiwu is a well-respected recruit, attracting considerable attention from top-tier Power Four programs, and is expected to receive more offers.     Since our last update, [player_tooltip player_id='1257119' first='Paul' last='Kamdem'] has started receiving offers from NCAA Division One programs, including the University of Maine and Western Illinois University. Kamdem impresses with a 4.63-second forty-yard dash and runs with exceptional smoothness, effortlessly weaving past defenders. His agility, highlighted by a flexible lower body and rapid hip movements, allows him to make swift cuts without the usual rigidity seen in running backs of his stature. Kamdem excels in confined spaces, boldly using his size to bulldoze through opponents. His rare blend of size and speed makes him a perfect candidate for both zone and gap scheme runs. With NCAA Division One offers now on the table, it's likely he'll soon attract attention from Power 4 programs, a testament to his remarkable talent.     [player_tooltip player_id='1235642' first='Dejan' last='Guzina'] is an outstanding offensive line prospect who may be somewhat underrated after transitioning from Seaquam Secondary to Football North for his senior year. Guzina has received two NCAA Division One offers, one from Mercyhurst University and another from the University of Maine. Standing at 6'7" and weighing 345 pounds, Guzina excels in the running game, consistently opening substantial holes for his running back. His main strength is in a zone run scheme, where his exceptional mobility for his size is evident, and he also thrives in gap scheme runs, skillfully advancing to the second level on duo runs or as a pulling lineman. In terms of pass protection, Dejan's side-to-side movement is impressive for an athlete of his build. Guzina has significant potential to become a starter in the NCAA Power Four, with more offers likely on the way as he showcases his talent at Football North.     After a season at Football North, Brett Miller, a highly sought-after Canadian offensive lineman with offers from Boston College and the University of Maryland, is set to join the renowned St. Frances Academy in Baltimore. This move aims to attract even more prestigious offers. Despite not being particularly tall, Miller's play strength is exceptional. His formidable strength and agility in the run game allow him to thrive in both gap and zone blocking schemes. He skillfully achieves the correct leverage against defensive linemen and shows rapid mobility to engage with linebackers at the second level. In pass protection, Miller exhibits a calm and measured approach, using his strength to effectively anchor himself. Expected to excel at St. Frances Academy, Miller is likely to expand his list of college offers.

As the majority of high school football teams in the United States approach the end of their fall training camps, it's an opportune time to update the list of top uncommitted Canadian players from the class of 2025, particularly since many of the leading prospects have already pledged to major NCAA Power 4 programs. The most prominent uncommitted name remaining is Shekai Mills-Knight Shekai Mills-Knight 6'1" | 210 lbs | RB Baylor | 2025 State TN , the top Canadian player in the class of 2025.