W5 Prospects to Add to the Recruiting Board

With hundreds of games evaluated over the course of the season, these under-the-radar athletes stood out the most. These prospects dominated their assignments, playing with determination and helping their team to win. Here are seven prospects from different classes to add to your recruiting board.    [player_tooltip player_id='1514701' first='Dakylan' last='Hampton'] is a big-body receiver that you can position at the X or Z. He displays a solid release and can create solid separation off his breaks due to good COD, lateral agility, balance, and burst. There is no wasted motion within his routes as he is a fluent route runner who can extend his route tree. He has good hand-eye coordination, body control, and strong hands to adjust mid-route and catch vs. contest. Hampton is a potential Red Zone or third-down threat.   Note - 3.3 GPA   X: <a href="https://x.com/dakylan8">https://x.com/dakylan8</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1514709' first='Dak' last='Crosby'] is a young prospect with good athletic ability due to good foot speed, change of direction, lateral agility, balance, and burst. He displays solid post-snap vision to quickly read first-level defenders and locate the running lane. Crosby showcases the burst and acceleration when attacking through a gap and separating from the first and second levels. Good contact balance and leg drive to break through arm tackles and create extra yardage.   X: <a href="https://x.com/Dakcrosby22/status/1832649009795625088">https://x.com/Dakcrosby22/status/1832649009795625088</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1404711' first='Rancel' last='Orellana'] is primarily a fullback but has the quickness to flash his running-back ability. He exhibits very good lower body strength and power and good contact balance, allowing him to break through contact to create additional yards. Orellana possesses solid post-snap vision, which enables him to read the first-level defenders and identify the running lane quickly to burst through. His leg drive, pad level, and physicality at the POA make him hard to tackle in space. Overall, Orellana is a physical, north-south runner who should be added to a run-first, run-heavy offense.   Note – 3.6 GPA   X: <a href="https://x.com/rancel_orellana/status/1835382547137826996">https://x.com/rancel_orellana/status/1835382547137826996</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1514714' first='Cannon' last='Martin'] is a sideline-to-sideline linebacker with impressive physicality at the point of attack. He showcases a quick first step with solid read and react ability when attacking downhill vs. the run. Good angles when in pursuit of the ball carrier. Martin displays solid lateral agility, foot quickness and awareness when in zone coverage. He is someone to watch throughout 2024.   Note - 3.8 GPA   X: <a href="https://x.com/CannonMartin9/status/1831876950056718653">https://x.com/CannonMartin9/status/1831876950056718653</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1134117' first='Noah' last='Wendel'] showcases good upfield burst, foot quickness, and reaction off the line of scrimmage, putting himself in a position to make a play in the backfield or at the LOS. Off the snap, he creates leverage by engaging with good hand placement, timing, and lower body strength to either drive back the OL or shed blocks, keeping his eyes in the backfield. Consistently generates pressure vs the run or pass. Demonstrates good bend, lateral agility, awareness, and power of the EDGE. Wendel displays his sideline-to-sideline motor when pursuing backside and chasing down ball carriers. Overall, good athletic ability and physicality at the POA.   Note – 4.1 GPA   X: <a href="https://x.com/wendel_noah">https://x.com/wendel_noah</a>     [player_tooltip player_id='1282597' first='RJ' last='Chatmon'] is a hybrid prospect who can line up inside the box, at Nickel, or out on the boundary because of his good athletic ability. Chatmon demonstrates a sideline-to-sideline motor. He showcases good change of direction, foot speed, lateral agility, and balance. Chatmon can shed blocks consistently due to staying square at the POA, good hand placement, and keeping his eyes in the backfield to shed and make a tackle at the LOS, in space, or in the backfield. Overall, good read and react coverage ability, breaking on a route quickly or sticking to his zone.   Note - 3.2 GPA   <a href="https://x.com/itzzz_rj/status/1786787484128379055">https://x.com/itzzz_rj/status/1786787484128379055</a>X:     [player_tooltip player_id='1273467' first='Hudson' last='White'] is a young quarterback prospect at Conway. White displays solid footwork within the pocket with a strong base. Solid pocket mobility and awareness to evade pressure. Good velocity with a quick release to thread the ball through tight windows. He can anticipate routes with solid ball placement, putting his receiver in YAC opportunities. White is someone to watch as he progresses through his high school career.   X: <a href="https://x.com/HudsonWhite2027/status/1816930033799430333">https://x.com/HudsonWhite2027/status/1816930033799430333</a>

With hundreds of games evaluated over the course of the season, these under-the-radar athletes stood out the most. These prospects dominated their assignments, playing with determination and helping their team to win. Here are seven prospects from different classes to add to your recruiting board.