Creating Touchdowns: Week 2's Dynamic Prospect Spotlight

Week 2 was full of breathtaking performances. Today, I will be diving into a handful of those selecting some dynamic offensive playmakers to discuss. Let's dive into the analysis.    Schuknecht had a massive game for Buena Vista this past weekend. The junior had an almost identical stat line from week 1. He had 21 carries for 201 yards and 2 touchdowns. Eli is a bruising type of power back who runs downhill giving the defense hell. He has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, good change of direction and balance. He uses his good vision to identify which holes to run through. He runs with a nastiness to him. He creates contact first with the defender, lowing his shoulder pad to run through him. It takes multiple defenders to take Eli down. Schuknecht has powerful legs to drive forward while carrying defenders on his back. Keep an eye on Schuknecht, as he continues to ball out.     The junior had an impressive evening against Mountain Range High School. He boasted a 71.4% completion rate on 20/28 for 310 yards and 4 touchdowns. Radi was on fire, dissecting the defense and finding the open man. Right off the bat, his impressive arm strength is shown. Radi was rolling out left with defenders in his face, and still managed to throw a rocket downfield for a touchdown. He showed very good poise in the pocket, not wavering from pressure. His accuracy was on full display. There were a handful of times where Radi threw it right above the receiver, where the defender couldn't make a play. One even went for a touchdown. He has all the tools needed to succeed as a QB. Radi is a confident quarterback who made a big statement this past weekend. Be on the look out for [player_tooltip player_id='324334' first='Nick' last='Radi'].     Streicher had a nice bounce back game. The senior threw for 15/20 for 255 yards 4 touchdowns and a 75% completion rate. Streicher couldn't be stopped, he was slicing and dicing up the defense with ease throughout the night. He has a quick release mixed with good arm strength allowing him to put the ball in tight windows. He showcased good accuracy at all 3 levels, however his medium accuracy stood above the rest. He would throw to the wide receivers in stride, or right on the money. Skyler has a good pocket presence. Whether it's keeping his eyes downfield while being pressured, or using his mobility to move around. One instance that impressed me was his ability to step up in the pocket, needling it to the WR in a small void covered by 3 defenders. I'm looking forward to seeing how Streicher follows up this performance in week 3.     Noll picked up right where he left off in week 1. The junior had 7 receptions for 157 yards and 1 touchdown. The only touchdown scored on the day was from Hunter Noll. Noll was one of the bright spots in the offense. Noll has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, jumping, and good change of direction. One thing that stood out to me was Noll's competitive toughness. Even when his team was down big, he continued to give it his all and make big plays. He also extended his body in between 2 defenders for the catch. He has a good release off the line of scrimmage, and uses his very good athletic ability to create separation at the top of the route. Noll has very good catching skills, and caught a handful of balls thrown behind him. He even made a crazy 1-handed catch for a big gain. Defenses need to beware, as he has now had back-to-back weeks with 100+ yards and 1 touchdown.     Rogers had a massive game against Northfield. He had 3 receptions for 222 yards and 3 touchdowns. Each catch he made was a touchdown. What was even more impressive, is that 2/3 catches were behind the line of scrimmage used at screens. Rogers has very good athletic ability due to elite acceleration, very good speed, change of direction, and balance. He measures in at 6'3 making him a blend of size and speed. Rogers has elite vision, and used that to find the path through the entire defense. He used dynamic cuts to create space, and then used his home run speed to blaze past everyone for the touchdowns. Rogers is a game-breaker. With that mixture of size and speed, he should have multiple offers.

Week 2 was full of breathtaking performances. Today, I will be diving into a handful of those selecting some dynamic offensive playmakers to discuss. Let's dive into the analysis.