2026 Rankings Risers: Offense

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">In-depth evaluations of the 2026 offensive prospects rising up the PRZ state rankings.</h2>    Goodman may be the fastest rising 2026 prospect in the state after an excellent junior season leading Mountain View to the 6A state championship. He's a D1 caliber player that checks a lot of boxes in terms of size and skillset at 6'4” 215 lbs. Excels as a pocket passer with smooth mechanics and high-level accuracy but also flashes functional athleticism to evade pressure and make plays with his legs. Throws a good ball that is catchable with the awareness to mix up velocities and put good touch and trajectory on it. Can also zip a one ball into a tight window with placement and timing. Plus ability to throw on the run to either direction, he does a great job moving his feet and squaring up his hips/shoulders to his target to be accurate. Voted the 6A Offensive Player of the Year after throwing for 3,087 yards and 43 touchdowns with only four interceptions on 314 attempts. Ranked in the top 25 overall and the #3 QB in the 2026 class and is the highest ranked player without a D1 offer. Expect that to change this offseason.      A throwback football player with a dynamic skillset to impact the game on both sides of the ball. At 6'1” 215 lbs. he's a downhill runner that combined his speed and power to rush for nearly 1,200 yards and 19 touchdowns while averaging 12 yards per carry. He's a patient runner that allows his blocks to develop and use them to his advantage to cut through the defense. Flashes good vision and awareness of where defenders are and finding open running lanes. Excellent contact balance and strength at the POA to absorb contact and run through tacklers. Shows good hands and receiving ability out of the backfield and lining up in the slot finishing the 2024 season with 925 yards on 50 receptions with 10 additional touchdowns. Size and versatility could allow him to play either side of the ball at the college level. Moved up over 30 spots to inside the top 50 overall in the 2026 class.      Casias jumped 30 overall spots to inside the top 50 and the top 10 ranked 2026 QBs after an impressive junior season leading Cactus to the 5A state championship. At 6'1” 185 lbs. he possesses a solid dual-threat skillset. He's got a live arm delivering the ball with velocity and accuracy using his quick and effortless over the top release. Calm with his feet in the pocket he shows good ball placement in his drop back and throughout his progression allowing him to get the ball out on time and while under pressure. Can attack all three areas of the field and create plays when protection breaks down and he's flushed outside the pocket. Threw for over 3,000 yards and 29 touchdowns during his junior year.      Diaz moved up 30 spots into the top 50 overall and lands as the #6 ranked OL prospect in the 2026 class. Standing 6'4” and weighing 285 lbs., he has impressive size and a well-rounded skillset that makes him a promising college-level offensive lineman prospect. A good athlete at his size that can move his feet to match opponents lateral movement to stay in front or work to the second level. A natural bender, he comes off the ball with good leverage and pad level, using explosive power at the point of attack to deliver a strong initial strike. Shows a good ability to execute different blocking assignments, can pull, reach, or get out in front of screens/perimeter run plays. Great size and foundational skillset to develop into a D1 prospect.      Reynoso made a big jump in the rankings after making the most of his increased opportunities as a junior racking up almost 1,000 scrimmage yards and 11 total touchdowns. As a ball carrier, he presses the line quickly with a great ability to use his jump cut to make the first guy miss at the LOS. Flashes plus change of direction and short area burst to avoid contact and get to space. Like his versatility as a running back that can pick up tough yardage between the tackles, turn the corner to the outside, or catch the ball out of the backfield. Runs with good pad level and leverage to initiate contact while maintaining strong leg drive and forward momentum. Split carries throughout the season but was an impact player on Centennial's run to the 6A state title. Jumped 27 spots to #67 overall and the fifth ranked RB in the 2026 class.      Campbell was a newcomer to the rankings prior to the 2024 season but has skyrocketed up the board to land at #32 overall and the #5 ranked offensive lineman. Possesses all the physical traits colleges look for in a D1 prospect at 6'7” 270 lbs. with a 82 inch wingspan. He's got good weight distribution in his frame with the growth potential to add more weight without sacrificing his athleticism and movement skills. A really good athlete at his size that can pull and run in the short area to be an effective blocker in space. Takes good angles to his blocks and explodes at the contact point to finish opponents to the ground with aggression. He's a high academic guy with a 4.67 GPA and a major D1 ability. Picked up offers from NAU and recently Northwestern but expect him to shoot up recruiting boards as he is able to showcase his size/skillset.      Smith jumped from #30 overall to #16 and is the #2 ranked offensive lineman prospect. 6'5” 280 lbs. with a 78 inch wingspan, he's got excellent size and athleticism for the position demonstrating good movement and agility. Moves his feet well to maintain positioning and leverage throughout his blocks as both a run blocker and in pass protection. Strong and powerful as a run blocker, he shows good understanding and execution creating running lanes and reaching second level defenders. Keeps his feet inside his framework to be under control and maintain balance at the contact point. Strong anchor and good hand usage to effectively handle bull rushes and recover with strong punches. Holds six P4 offers from Kansas State, Arizona, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Arizona State, and Minnesota.