Offensive Performances to Remember: Week 4

What a week we had across Wisconsin! Multiple 5+ TD games, 300 yard rushers, 350+ yard passers, under the radar senior gems, and a couple juniors to keep your eyes on all made their marks this past week. They also all earned spots in this week's recap of performances that we won't soon be forgetting. Each one of these athletes can play at the next level in some sort. Dive into the tape and see if these kids fit what you are looking for! Enjoy!    Stats: 10/17, 183 Passing Yards, 3 Passing TDs, 59 Rushing Yards 2 Rushing TDs   Week 4 was a display of the well-rounded game that senior QB [player_tooltip player_id='1209377' first='Drew' last='Viney'] brings to the game. The arm strength to launch passes deep downfield and still hit his receiver in stride. The ability to deliver accurate passes while on the move outside the pocket. Drew does a great job of finding the open man while working through progressions. Then the cherry on top is the 6'3" 195 lbs QB can also tuck and run and create big plays with his legs. Drew is building a very impressive HS career and needs more eyes on his tape.      Stats: 201 Rushing Yards, 1 TD, 1 2 Pt. Conv.   One of the top junior RBs in WI put together a strong showing in Week 4. James is a talented back who displays vision, patience, burst and agility. Ford's play behind his offensive line set up so many big plays. He let blocks develop and had no hesitation to accelerate the instant daylight showed itself. James also possesses the ability to quickly cut laterally to make a man miss or to get himself into the running lane. The junior also flashed the speed to take it to the house for the big play. Check him out!      Stats: 178 Receiving Yards, 4 Receiving TDs, 1 Rushing TD   What a week for the best WR in Wisconsin! The elite playmaker put up an outstanding performance this past week. Kiel's skill set is simply unfair at this level. He has the speed to easily get behind DBs. The body control and acceleration make it so easy for him to run crisp routes and create big windows of separation. The senior WR plays the ball in the air so well too. He finds it, adjusts if needed, and so naturally reels in the catch. Christopher is a big reason behind the weekly success of the Mount Horeb/Barneveld offense. I'm very excited to see where he ends up at the next level. You will be hard pressed to find better uncommitted players in WI. Watch the tape.      Stats: 5 Receptions, 102 Yards, 2 TDs   Cooper put up this week's stat line in just one half of football, showing how quickly he can take over a game. In just a few catches the senior standout did it all. He proved the elite speed as he quickly raced behind DBs downfield. We see the after the catch threat in the short passing game, beating pursuit angles, finding blocks, and flashing that explosive acceleration. Cooper also showed off sudden route breaks hitting slants and a double move that had the CB biting hard. White is one of the top mismatches out wide and still uncommitted. Give the film a watch.      Stats: 260 Passing Yards, 3 TDs   Brayln leads one of the best offenses in Wisconsin. Even with the state's leader rusher on his team, Albritton has still gotten his work in through efficient passing. The junior QB is becoming a very good decision maker and throws with accuracy and touch to every level of the field. There are several surgical throws through his highlights this week, beating DBs and closing windows. I love the poise that the junior has developed over his years of experience. He doesn't force plays, and will go through his reads to find the best option to target. Check it out!      Stats: 22 Carries, 258 All Purpose Yards, 4 TDs   It was a great showing from the senior RB out of Pius XI! Jeffery was utilized in multiple ways from standard runs, jet sweeps, on counter runs from a wing alignment, and as a receiver out of the backfield. The senior highlighted his vision in the backfield as he quickly found blocks or alleys, stuck his foot in the ground and got up field. Jeffery runs hard and broke multiple arm tackles throughout the night. The Pius XI offense leaned on him in so many different ways and the senior delivered. He is a hidden gem in the Class of 2025.      Racine Case has such a talented offensive line, and anchoring it at the center position is junior [player_tooltip player_id='948111' first='Declan' last='Nason']. The 6'4" 265 lbs athlete definitely has the talent to play in the trenches at the next level. His lateral movement and quick feet give him easy mobility to reach block or get up to an LB. The junior IOL has made big strides with his technique, maximizing his natural talents. The hands land accurate strikes, he plays with natural lower body flexibility so he can get leverage, and the power he has made it easy to create a big push in the trenches Week 4. It is great to see him getting out to campuses this fall. If you haven't seen the film then dive in!      Stats: 3 Carries, 100 Yards, 2 TDs   This has to be the fewest carries I have seen from a 100 yard rushing performance. Austin and the Regis offense dominated in Week 4. The junior was used on sweeps from the wing position where he was able to get stretch the defense horizontally before shredding it vertically with game breaking speed. Rideout did a great job finding the seam and getting up field. He also showed good balance to run through tackle attempts out in space. Check out the junior playmaker.      Stats: 28 Carries, 331 Yards, 6 TDs   Senior RB Taden Holldorf went absolutely berserk in Week 4, setting a single game school record with his 331 rushing yards and single game school record 6 rushing TDs. There isn't much for tape, but the production this fall and this past week from Taden is elite. The bit of tape flashed excellent patience behind the line, vision, and enough speed to be able to break loose as soon as he got some daylight. Don't sleep on the highly productive senior RB.      Stats: 16 Carries, 100 Yards, 4 TDs   Sam is one of the most productive RBs in Wisconsin over the past couple seasons. He handles massive numbers of carries and turns it into head turning numbers. Week 4 was no different. The first takeaway is that Sam runs very hard for his 5'10" 175 lbs frame. He bounces off tackle attempts, rips through arm tackles, and churns his legs for a lot of yards after contact. Once he hits the open field Ersland shows off the second gear to burst away from the defense on his way to long runs. The senior also has plenty of wiggle between the tackles to make DL/LBs miss in the hole. Check this dude out!      Stats: 16/27, 360 Yards, 5 TDs   What's not to love about the career, season, and Week 4 tape from Grafton's QB1? The senior has such a talented right arm that can be surgical from swing passes out of the backfield to dropping dimes over the shoulder of his receiver 40 yards downfield. Brady's touch and ball placement are next level talents. His mechanics from his feet to his follow through are clean, consistent, and effective. The poise he has in the pocket while staring down pressure is a special talent to have as well. The senior QB is a quick and smart decision maker too. Having a QB like this leading the way is such an advantage at the HS level. I can't wait to see what is ahead for Brady.

What a week we had across Wisconsin! Multiple 5+ TD games, 300 yard rushers, 350+ yard passers, under the radar senior gems, and a couple juniors to keep your eyes on all made their marks this past week. They also all earned spots in this week's recap of performances that we won't soon be forgetting. Each one of these athletes can play at the next level in some sort. Dive into the tape and see if these kids fit what you are looking for! Enjoy!