Team Breakdown: Westfield's Offense

Westfield High School is a legitimate state title contender. The Shamrocks, at 6-1 under first-year head coach Josh Miracle, are humming on offense after their 45-13 victory over Avon. Here are five names to know on their high-powered offensive unit.    King is a dynamite playmaker who took center stage in last week's big win. He had three first-half touchdowns, and he's a dominant player teams must account for. King is a strong runner who runs through contact and is good both inside and outside the tackles, displays soft hands when catching out off the backfield, and has great balance in space and can make first defenders miss.     Melvin, a Bowling Green commit, is a very athletic quarterback with a strong arm. He can make long throws to the opposite hash with zip and velocity. He displays good mobility and can throw on the move, as well as escape the pocket and keep the chains moving with his legs.     Protecting Melvin isn't easy against the state's top classification of high school football. Thankfully, the Shamrocks have a two big offensive tackles eager to do the job. Mills, one of them, has prototypical size and height for the left tackle position. He has a good lateral set and a quick first step. As a run blocker, he's a mauler - he is quick to pull, move, and run, strike a moving target and has above-average hand placement.     Starting opposite Mills at right tackle is [player_tooltip player_id='862569' first='Avery' last='Huggins'], a verified 6-foot-5, 267-pound lineman and Cornell commit. He has a lot to like form a frame perspective. Although raw from a fundamentals and technique perspective, he can get good vertical push as a run blocker and he's above-average in pass protection. He is a good puller who can move and run, and has thin ankles and good foot speed that will serve him well as a collegiate player.     Aramboles has been shining since his freshman year as a multi-year starter at wide receiver. He is perhaps one of the most complete wide receiver prospects in the country. The Ball State commit is a good route runner with soft hands and excellent adjustment to the ball. He's an above-average blocker to boot, and as he has grown, he has added weight to his frame and made himself able to run through contact.

Westfield High School is a legitimate state title contender. The Shamrocks, at 6-1 under first-year head coach Josh Miracle, are humming on offense after their 45-13 victory over Avon. Here are five names to know on their high-powered offensive unit.