2024 Regular Season All-State Teams: 6A Offense

As we begin the month of November, another regular season of high school football in the state of Kentucky has come and gone. With that being said, I wanted to acknowledge some of the top performers in each class before we head into the playoffs this weekend. To kick things off, here is my 2024 Regular Season All-State Offense for Class 6A in the state of Kentucky!    [player_tooltip player_id='401720' first='Maddox' last='O'Neal'] is a player who has been on my radar for a while now and has continued to impress this season. In 10 regular season games, Maddox completed 167/273 passes for 2,457 yards, 36 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions. O'Neal has a very strong arm which he uses to lead his receivers down the field in the deep passing game. He has also shown impressive accuracy, showing the ability to fit passes into tight windows where only his intended receiver can catch it. Maddox doesn't currently hold any offers but he has received some college interest and should be a player to continue to keep an eye on.     [player_tooltip player_id='971535' first='BJ' last='Evans'] has provided a huge boost to the Tates Creek offense since transferring from Lexington Christian Academy this season. He finished the regular season as the leading rusher in 6A, carrying the ball 181 times for 1,702 yards and 20 touchdowns in nine games. BJ is a strong runner, showing the ability to keep his legs churning through contact while keeping his balance to break tackles in the open field with ease without losing stride. He has also shown the speed to run away from the defense on long runs once he hits the open field. Evans has also caught nine passes for 55 yards this season. BJ currently holds an offer from Eastern Kentucky and I expect more to come his way as he has the talent to play at the Division I level.     [player_tooltip player_id='1506774' first='Grayson' last='Harris'] is a player who has caught my attention with a very strong junior year so far. He finished the regular season as the statewide leading receiver (all classes), catching 82 passes for 1,227 yards and 11 touchdowns in 10 games. Harris is a dangerous deep threat on the outside, using his speed to blow by opposing defensive backs with ease. He is also a skilled route runner, using smooth breaks in his routes to create separation. Harris doesn't currently hold any offers but he will definitely be a player to continue to watch.     [player_tooltip player_id='1323020' first='Cooper' last='Falconite'] is another receiver who has stood out to me this season. In 10 regular season games, Falconite caught 52 passes for 764 yards and 10 touchdowns. Cooper does a great job of using his speed and route running ability to create separation from opposing defensive backs. He is also very explosive in the open field after the catch, showing the ability to use his speed and elusiveness to turn short passes/screens into big plays. Falconite has also made an impact on defense this season, leading his team with four interceptions. Cooper is committed to Southeast Missouri State where I can see him developing into a productive receiver at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='735682' first='Aveion' last='Chenault'] has continued to show that he is one of the most talented players in the entire state this season. He finished the regular season with 31 receptions for 512 yards and 12 touchdowns in 10 games. Chenault is a long, athletic wide receiver who thrives in contested/jump ball situations. He has shown the ability to out jump any defensive back covering him to catch the ball at the highest point along with the strong hands to bring in the pass through contact. Chenault has also shown the speed to pose as a threat in the deep passing game. Aveion has also shown the ability to make an impact on special teams, returning one kickoff for a touchdown this season. Chenault is committed to Western Michigan where I can see him making an early impact in their offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='373082' first='Isaac' last='Sowells Jr.'] has continued to establish himself as the top offensive lineman in his class this season. Sowells is a very versatile offensive lineman, showing the ability to play both tackle spots this season while also having experience at center in previous years. Isaac is a true mauler in the run game, showing the ability to drive straight through his man and finish blocks quickly, resulting in several pancake blocks. He has also shown the ability to pull from the tackle spot and destroy anyone in his path as a lead blocker. Sowells is committed to North Carolina State where I can see him being an early contributor in their offensive line unit.     [player_tooltip player_id='401700' first='David' last='Pellman'] is another high-caliber offensive lineman who has continued to stand out this season. Pellman lines up at center where he is dominant as a run blocker. He explodes out of his stance and does a great job of running his feet through contact to drive his man down the field with ease. Pellman has also shown the ability to get to the second level with a sense of urgency and pick up blocks in the open field. David currently holds multiple Power 4/Division I offers and I expect more to come his way as he is a very talented prospect.     [player_tooltip player_id='735993' first='Jackson' last='Dialls'] is an offensive lineman who has been high on my radar for a while now and has continued to impress this season. Dialls lines up at right tackle where he is very impressive in pass protection. He has great footwork which he uses to get into his pass sets quickly to mirror opposing pass rushers. Dialls has also shown the ability to fight off pass rush moves and maintain inside position with his hands. He is also very reliable as a run blocker, showing the ability to create movement off the line of scrimmage with ease. Jackson is committed to Western Kentucky where I can see him developing into a key piece of their offensive line unit.     To wrap up my 6A Regular Season All-State Offense, I have [player_tooltip player_id='871924' first='Jeremiah' last='Moore']. Moore made the transition from center to right tackle this season and he has thrived in his new position. He is very impressive as a run blocker, showing the ability to drive his man down the field with ease. Moore has also shown the ability to get to the second level quickly and pick up blocks in open space. He has also proven to be very reliable in pass protection, showing the ability to mirror opposing pass rushers while keeping a strong base, not allowing for much penetration into the pocket. Moore doesn't currently hold any offers but he is a player who college coaches should keep their eyes on over the next few years.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Honorable Mention</h2>   Quarterback: [player_tooltip player_id='1506779' first='Brady' last='Lee'] (Simon Kenton, 2025); [player_tooltip player_id='1311244' first='Mason' last='Trimble'] (St. Xavier, 2026)   Running Back: [player_tooltip player_id='1175799' first='Luke' last='Ballard'] (Great Crossing, 2026); [player_tooltip player_id='373823' first='Kalen' last='Washington'] (Bryan Station, 2025); [player_tooltip player_id='971533' first='Chayce' last='Burton'] (Male, 2026)   Wide Receiver: [player_tooltip player_id='1200571' first='Tysin' last='Weaver'] (Simon Kenton, 2027); [player_tooltip player_id='1323013' first='Marian' last='Jaudon'] (North Hardin, 2025)   Offensive Line: [player_tooltip player_id='735997' first='Lovell' last='Martin III'] (Frederick Douglass, 2025); [player_tooltip player_id='1312498' first='Noah' last='Winsley'] (Bryan Station, 2026)

As we begin the month of November, another regular season of high school football in the state of Kentucky has come and gone. With that being said, I wanted to acknowledge some of the top performers in each class before we head into the playoffs this weekend. To kick things off, here is my 2024 Regular Season All-State Offense for Class 6A in the state of Kentucky!