Level 2 Offensive Explosions

There is a lot of offensive skill player tape to get through this week from Level 2 of the WIAA playoffs! QBs, RBs, WRs/TEs were able to impact games in big ways and usually have it lead to winning and staying alive in the WIAA playoffs. We have QBs lighting up secondaries, RBs slicing through for big carries and game changing runs, plus WRs making big time catches and proving to be mismatches. Every athlete in this list is uncommitted, and almost every one of them are a senior. So make sure to get on these kids and dive into the tape for yourselves! Let's dive in!    Stats: 4/9, 92 Yards, 25 Carries, 108 Yards, 3 TDs   I love the way that Sean runs the ball. It is an excellent blend of patience and athleticism. After taking the direct snap the senior does a great job of letting his blocks develop ahead of him as he helps get the defense flowing laterally. As soon as the lane opens up the senior has that lower body explosive acceleration to burst through the hole and into the second level. Beyond the line of scrimmage Sean also did a great job of setting up and using blocks downfield. West Ryan is an opportunistic athlete who thrives with his vision, patience, and burst.      Stats: 7 Receptions, 146 Yards, 1 TD   Brock continued his outstandingly productive senior season in Level 2 of the playoffs. This week it was the senior's speed that proved to be too much for the defense. Whether it was with a double move or deeper routes like a post, Brock was able to get behind his DB so quickly off the line. That top end speed was hard to track down with pursuit angles too. Brock is so smooth out of those posts and other routes, not having to sacrifice any speed while executing them. WDP has so many weapons on offense, but if you let Story have a 1 on 1 night he is going to make you pay from start to finish. Give the tape a look.      Stats: 8 Receptions, 194 Yards, 2 TDs   Unfortunately we saw Cooper's HS career come to an end Friday night, but the standout WR went out fighting. The tape is outstanding. Cooper dominated with that game breaking speed. You see him quickly stack his CB and get behind the entire defense. He easily tracks the ball and puts himself in position to catch it in stride. Cooper also is able to make the concentration, traffic catches. The senior showed a quick twitch, elusive release package vs press man coverage too. The defense tried to play him aggressive and they paid for it multiple times throughout the night. I'm excited to see what is next for Cooper. Coaches, check this kid out before it is too late.      Stats: 40 Carries, 303 Yards, 4 TDs, 2 Receptions, 21 Yards, 1 TD   DC Everest and [player_tooltip player_id='1312761' first='Blake' last='Bangtson'] are on a mission to prove they are much better than their seeding. They are doing it with physical, smash mouth football. The senior RB toted the rock an insane 40 times for 300+ yards in a dominant showing to keep the season alive. You don't have to watch long this week to see the powerful leg drive, and the contact balance through those broken tackles. Blake is an RB that makes you earn every tackle against him and he isn't going to quit until the whistle blows. The senior isn't just a power back. He is a three down back. One that can carry the ball inside or out and can also be asked to be an impact on the receiving end. He can handle a huge workload, but also change a game with one carry. Get this kid on your radars. He is going to be a big riser during rankings updates.      Stats: 18/23, 186 Yards, 3 TDs, 26 Rushing Yards   Lourdes Academy had to battle to qualify for playoffs, and now here they are getting ready for Sectional Championships. Leading the way is the rock solid, reliable senior QB [player_tooltip player_id='262064' first='Wade' last='Lindahl']. Wade did a ton of damage this week while throwing on the run and making throws from off platform positions. It is clear over the years that Wade doesn't need to have his feet set to be able to deliver accurate passes with the touch needed to beat a defense. He has all the poise you could want in a QB. Wade has no problem using his athleticism to buy time or get away from a defender. The senior was surgical in the big win. Check out the highlights from the week!      Stats: 4 Receptions, 67 Yards, 1 TD   It is quick tape, highlighting the senior WR's two biggest catches of the night. However, Leyton shows off his top traits on those plays. One of those traits being the speed to take the top off the defense. He also shows the ability to high point the ball over a DB and catch the ball with his hands away from his body. We also see the way he can find the ball and adjust to it to make the catch. Don't sleep on this under the radar senior WR.      Stats: 24 Carries, 210 Yards, 3 TDs, 1 Reception, 10 Yards   It is impressive watching Taylor run the football. He is able to fit what the situation calls for every time. If he needs to get slippery and shifty through tight alleys he can do it and leave a trail of missed tackles behind him. If he needs to do the dirty work and break tackles or recover from tough angles the senior has the contact balance and body control to do so. Plus the under the radar senior has the speed to get to the edge and up the field before pursuit can get to him. Taylor is a very well rounded athlete who has really broken out this year. He is on the rise and needs far more attention and eyes on him. Watch the film.      Stats: 4 Receptions, 123 Yards, 1 TD   The senior TE out of Bonduel was a gamechanger in Level 2. He repeatedly was able to win vertically up the field as he got behind LBs quickly and even was able to beat safeties. He did a great job of attacking the ball in the air too. While Sam doesn't have TE size he does have the athleticism that could allow him to slide out to WR where he would fit better. You see that speed on designed jet sweeps or reverses long with those field stretching catches up the seam. Check out the senior.      Stats: 5 Receptions, 78 Yards, 2 TDs   Logan is one of the top players in west central WI. He has a great frame for the WR position and an athletic profile within that frame that has made him a tough matchup at the HS level. This week we see multiple highlights that show off his elusive running both within his routes and after the catch. His short area agility and burst have taken a big step this year and perfectly add to his game breaking speed. The junior is also spending time at OLB on defense and making plays there with his athleticism too. Get him on your radars if he isn't.      Stats: 12/18, 107 Yards, 3 TDs, 21 Rushing Yards   Senior dual threat QB [player_tooltip player_id='1062650' first='Jackson' last='Menzel'] is putting together a strong final campaign as he and his team prepare for Level 3 following a great Level 2 performance. The senior did an excellent job on the ground. He has excellent speed to break the defenses back when they turn their backs in man coverage. Plus he will run hard between the tackles and also make defenders miss 1 on 1. Jackson carved up the defense in the short passing game too. He was able to zip the ball out to spots when needed or float it over a defender. That athleticism again showed up as he delivered accurate passes while on the run or from tough angles while avoiding pressure. Don't miss out on this under the radar prospect.      Stats: 15/31, 249 Yards, 3 TDs   Brayln has put together an elite junior season. He is one of the most productive QBs in the state and is leading one of the most balanced and explosive overall offenses in Wisconsin. In Level 2 the junior QB dominated with quick decision making and accurate passes. Brayln clearly understands his offense and knows where to go with the football. The junior has the arm talent to get it there too. You see it on throw after throw as he delivers pinpoint ball placement depending on the route and the leverage of the DB. Albritton has the arm strength to be able to get behind the ball and fire those curl routes from the opposite hash or push the ball 25+ yards downfield with ease. The junior keeps getting better and better. Make sure you have him on your radars.      Stats: 4 Receptions, 102 Yards, 2 TDs   We have been a big fan of the sophomore QB down in Lake Mills for a while, but now we see there is a sophomore WR that people need to get their eyes on too. Dylan is an explosive weapon out wide who is already proving to be a matchup nightmare for defenses. Dylan has the top end speed with a second gear to get behind the defense. He is a natural at tracking the ball's flight. He also has well developed balance that gives him the ability to run sharp routes that open up separation for his QB to target. The sophomore also flies around the field as a DB too. Definitely get an early look at the 2027.     <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li></li> </ul>

There is a lot of offensive skill player tape to get through this week from Level 2 of the WIAA playoffs! QBs, RBs, WRs/TEs were able to impact games in big ways and usually have it lead to winning and staying alive in the WIAA playoffs. We have QBs lighting up secondaries, RBs slicing through for big carries and game changing runs, plus WRs making big time catches and proving to be mismatches. Every athlete in this list is uncommitted, and almost every one of them are a senior. So make sure to get on these kids and dive into the tape for yourselves! Let's dive in!