Dominating the Field Week 4: Players Who Had Monster Performances

Today we will be taking a look at some players that were able to ball out and put up some big numbers. These are just some of the players that were able to turn heads in week 4 and players you will need to know.    Doss had a game to remember, rushing for an astonishing 300 yards on just 13 carries and finding the end zone six times. His explosive ability was on full display as he routinely made the first defender miss and burst through the hole for huge gains. Doss's vision and quick acceleration helped him pick up major yardage on nearly every carry. His ability to turn any play into a touchdown made him unstoppable and contributed to one of the most dominant performances of the season.     Perry carried the load for Castleview, rushing 25 times for 167 yards and a touchdown. Perry consistently picked up chunk yardage, using his vision and ability to make defenders miss to keep the offense moving. His tough running style made it difficult for the defense to bring him down on first contact. Perry's ability to carry the workload and break off big runs helped Castleview control the tempo of the game and wear down the defense.     Perkins had a standout dual-threat performance, completing 10 of 14 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown while adding 133 rushing yards and another score on 14 carries. Perkins showcased his versatility as a quarterback, making plays through the air and on the ground. His ability to extend plays with his legs and create big gains made him a constant threat. Perkins's dynamic playmaking ability allowed him to lead Aurora Central's offense in a big way.     Hurley had an explosive game for Pueblo South, rushing 11 times for 187 yards and three touchdowns. Hurley's speed and ability to get to the edge allowed him to turn on the jets and break off long runs, repeatedly finding the end zone. He also made his presence felt on defense with six solo tackles and one assisted tackle. Hurley's impact on both sides of the ball made him a key player in Pueblo South's success.     Wilkes had a monster performance for Wheat Ridge, hauling in nine receptions for 104 yards and two touchdowns. His wide catch radius and ability to make plays in the open field made him a nightmare for defenders. On defense, Wilkes contributed two solo tackles and two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown. Wilkes's ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball made him one of the standout players of the week.     3put up huge numbers for Vista Peak, rushing 30 times for 264 yards and two touchdowns, while also adding a 33-yard reception for a third score. Smiley's combination of power and speed allowed him to break through defenses and create explosive plays. His ability to consistently get into the end zone and rack up big yardage made him the centerpiece of the offense in a dominant performance.     Meisner had an incredible two-way performance for Wray, rushing for 200 yards on 25 carries and scoring four touchdowns. Meisner was nearly unstoppable, breaking tackles and punching it into the end zone multiple times. Defensively, he was just as dominant, recording 15 solo tackles, two tackles for loss, one assisted tackle, and a forced fumble. Meisner's monster game on both sides of the ball made him a critical factor and had him as one of the top ballers of the week.     Martinez was the workhorse for Horizon, carrying the ball 32 times for 213 yards and two touchdowns. Martinez's ability to grind out tough yards while also showing explosiveness in the open field made him a reliable weapon for Horizon's offense. His vision and strength helped him break through tackles and find the end zone, proving he can be a go-to back when it matters most. He will be a player to keep an eye on as the season continues.     Fox showcased his versatility, rushing 21 times for 223 yards and two touchdowns while adding three receptions for 25 yards. Fox's ability to hit the hole and create in tight spaces made him a dangerous threat both on the ground and through the air. His knack for turning small plays into big gains helped Cherry Creek maintain offensive momentum and consistently move the chains. They were able to go down to Texas and Dominate and Fox played a big role in setting the tempo.

Today we will be taking a look at some players that were able to ball out and put up some big numbers. These are just some of the players that were able to turn heads in week 4 and players you will need to know.