Steals Among the 2025 Class: Uncommitted Game Changers

Let me be the first to say, Merry Christmas everyone! As we enter the holiday season take some time to learn about some massive steals in the Class of 2025. The Class of 2025 is a deep one, even when you narrow down the group to just the uncommitted athletes. Because of that talent still on the market we have to continue to go through the Class and shine the spotlight on these standout game changers. College coaches, make sure you check the kids in today's article out for yourself and see if they fit your roster, culture, school, and program. Let's get into the tape!    WR1 in Wisconsin is still on the market and looking for his college home. The 5'11" 190 lbs senior has the most well rounded game in the state. He dominates with quickness and strength in the short passing game. Creating separation with his sudden route running and then piling up the yards after the catch and after contact with his strong running. The senior also has the speed, high-point leaping ability, and ball tracking skills to win deep downfield. The 5'11" WR provides a massive catch radius compared to what you might expect from a kid his size. Chris needs to be one of, if not the first kid you look at among the uncommitted athletes.     The OT out of Wisconsin Lutheran is the one of the top offensive linemen in the state, committed or uncommitted. He has a massive frame with the elite length needed to thrive at the D1 level. His skill set is also filled out with D1 talent. Michael moves smoothly and easily laterally or when attacking the second level. He has the range to quickly close on his opponents. Smith plays with devastating power from his hands to his feet. Power that allows him to easily overpower DL at the HS level and will allow him to hold his own at the next level. The big, athletic, and strong OL is also violent on the field. He finishes blocks, and punishes his opponents. College rosters can never have enough outstanding OL talent. You need this kid on your roster.     Oscar is the type of overwhelming, overpowering mauler you need on the interior at the higher levels on competition. Someone you can trust to play violent, set the tone and get the job done vs the bigger, stronger IDLs. Oscar plays with strong hands that instantly gain control and steer his opponent wherever he wants them. The senior's lower body flexibility lets him play with leverage which only swings the battle even more unfairly in his favor. Adding Oscar to your recruiting class as we head towards January would be a massive addition. Get on this kid.     Kameron is an explosive athlete who was a big time factor on both sides of the ball. On defense the 5'10" 180 lbs senior lines up at safety, but might fit best in the slot on defense. There he can utilize his impressive quick twitch agility to play tight man coverage and ball skills to jump routes and create turnovers. Kameron also brings a physicality to the DB position, running through receivers when he makes tackles and even breaking up passes with his hits. The long speed shines on his offensive highlights as he can quickly stack his DB and create separation with that speed as he stretches the field. Williams is the type of athlete that could fit a couple roles at the next level. Get eyes on the versatile athlete.     The senior QB out of Elk Mound is another steal in the state. He has an elite frame at 6'6" 200 lbs, yet the big man surprises with solid mobility inside and outside the pocket. The senior also has a live arm. One that can push the ball downfield or on a rope to the short/intermediate levels. You will see on his tape that the senior doesn't need to have his base set to be able to attack the field with that arm either. Logan has also improved his accuracy in the pocket and on the move this season. He is able to deliver dimes to tight windows and put the ball where his man can make the catch and run with it right after. Get eyes on the big man!     Another big OL prospect still on the open market is [player_tooltip player_id='1209369' first='Rey' last='Guerrero'] out of Columbus. The big man has plenty of experience in the run game, and it shows on his final senior season highlights. Rey shows that he has the lower body to be able to drive his man off the ball and reset the line of scrimmage downfield. it is impressive watching the 6'5" OT get underneath his opponent and show that he can dominate with leverage and power. Rey also flashes a solid anchor in pass coverage. Get to the big man's tape while you can.     A steal in the defensive trenches is the senior DL out of Rufus King. Khadin once again spent the season living in the opposing backfield. His first step quickness and ability to turn that speed into power allowed him to win snap after snap this season. The senior plays with strong hands and upper body that allows him to create separation so he can then disengage and beat the block. Khadin is one of the most disruptive defensive linemen in the state and has been for a couple seasons. The senior DL won't be available for long so reach out to him while you can.     Speed kills and it also leads to a lot of big plays. Just check out the senior highlights of [player_tooltip player_id='383719' first='Scott' last='Hawkins'] to see proof. The senior WR didn't just take the top off the defense, he ripped it right off as he quickly closed cushion and got on top of his DB. Once he got by the CB there wasn't many athletes in the state that could stick close to him this fall. Scott ins't just a deep threat, though. He shows that he can make the difficult catch through traffic, and has the hand-eye coordination to make those concentration catches. Hawkins brings a mismatch threat to the field that will translate. The senior needs far more eyes on him.

Let me be the first to say, Merry Christmas everyone! As we enter the holiday season take some time to learn about some massive steals in the Class of 2025. The Class of 2025 is a deep one, even when you narrow down the group to just the uncommitted athletes. Because of that talent still on the market we have to continue to go through the Class and shine the spotlight on these standout game changers. College coaches, make sure you check the kids in today's article out for yourself and see if they fit your roster, culture, school, and program. Let's get into the tape!