Uncommitted Seniors to Watch: Week 7

This week's wave of uncommitted seniors to watch is a loaded one. One with plenty of size at the DL, OL, and WR positions. We also highlight a serious diamond in the rough at DB and a two way standout who could play either side of the ball at the next level. As we come down the home stretch of the final 3 regular season games, make sure to keep a close eye on these 6 athletes. They all have the talent to play at the next level, so give them a look if they aren't on your boards already.    Asa is putting together a great senior season, and has recently seen it pay off with an offer from Drake. Asa has definitely made strides in his game since 2023. The senior has grown more comfortable in that frame with elite length and it is paying off with him being able to bend more around the edge and also cut laterally while on his path into the backfield. The DE also has solid range to crash off the edge and chase down RBs from behind. Asa can also play stout on the edge vs the outside run. He is able to drive OTs off the ball or stand them up at the line. Poister has always had the size, but now body control and mobility are making his natural tools even more dominant.      Jonah is turning in a dominant season of being a deep threat, jump ball winner, and redzone monster. Any situation that Jonah can use his massive frame to create space, you can bet he is going to shine in it. The senior has good timing and soft hands so he can catch the ball away from his body, only keeping the ball further away from the defense. Wenzler has also taken a step in his route running. The balance and quick hips have developed well over the offseason and gives him a chance to broaden his game. Jonah is becoming a really nice mismatch out wide that teams need to take a look into.      Verona has arguably the top defense in WI and a big reason we are seeing so many of their athletes dominate is because they can be aggressive and take chances with a guy like [player_tooltip player_id='383708' first='Miles' last='Dawkins'] playing safety on the backend. Miles has the sideline to sideline range to be able to make plays all over the field. The senior has a very high football IQ as well. It shows up all over the highlights like jumping routes or attacking short passing routes and making the tackle right after the catch to prevent any extra yards. That range plus Miles' high level of tackling have also made him a special teams ace who can be the first man down the field to make the tackle. Check him out.      A senior OL who has had a breakout first half of the season is [player_tooltip player_id='942604' first='Logan' last='Bockman']. The first big impression from his tape is how well he moves at 6'2" 270 lbs. In the run game he can easily get up to the second level and close before the LB can make a move. In the trenches Logan's quickness is a huge bonus as it allows him to win positioning on his opponent and also win the leverage battle. Once he has leverage, the senior also has impressive power from his leg drive. That has allowed him to open up big holes for his RBs and force a big surge in the trenches in his favor. That leverage and power and quickness have also made him a standout performer at DT too. He is able to get penetration and cause a lot of disruption. You need to get eyes on this kid.      I have been a fan of Tyler's game for a couple years now, and it is time for him to stop being so slept on. On offense the big-bodied WR creates mismatches with his big catch radius and use of his body to create separation. He thrives in jump ball scenarios and in the redzone where he can high point the ball like going up for a rebound. The senior has strong hands to pull the ball in through traffic. At safety Tyler has plenty of range and it looks like he is playing even faster than he is because he does such a good job of reading the offense. That gives him a step ahead of most. Check out the tape. You won't be disappointed.      Josh is a different type of WR than the big framed ones above. Josh wins with his athleticism. He is a twitchier athlete who can create separation with sudden route running, and explosive acceleration out of breaks. Arnold does a good job of not tipping off his routes either, putting CBs in even more difficult positions. The body control to execute the sharp route breaks and start/stops that he utilizes to get open are next level. The senior is also a very willing and effective blocker. Dive into some of the senior's tape here.

This week's wave of uncommitted seniors to watch is a loaded one. One with plenty of size at the DL, OL, and WR positions. We also highlight a serious diamond in the rough at DB and a two way standout who could play either side of the ball at the next level. As we come down the home stretch of the final 3 regular season games, make sure to keep a close eye on these 6 athletes. They all have the talent to play at the next level, so give them a look if they aren't on your boards already.