Five 2029 Oklahoma Prospects with Impressive Film

The Sooner State have some offensive weapons that caught our attention during film study on prospects in the 2029 class. Each player has had a successful youth career and looking to continue being a part of the reason for success as a freshman in high school. Let's take a closer look at each individual and how their talent can help under the lights.    Logan has all the tangibles to be a great high school quarterback. He's tall with a good arm and can move. Watching Logan's film, it is clear that he wants to make plays first with his throws. He can also extend the clock if he needs to, by tucking the football and get out the pocket. Koenig puts decent spin on his balls which gets to his receivers consistently with accuracy. This young man is not afraid to command the huddle as well.     Dai'zjon is a tough running back to bring down on first contact. He sees the field well and makes quick moves to open up running lanes. When bursting into open field he has enough speed to maintain distance or separate if not touched. Wilson sticks out on film with his athleticism and toughness.     Jayden is a heads up interior lineman that can play multiple positions on the front line. Most impressive is his experience at center, which shows off his smarts and technique to protect both A gaps. I get excited watching him walk defenders off the ball. Jayden finishes plays at the second level leaving room behind him for massive gains. He will only get bigger and stronger next year which will end up being a scary sight for opposers.     This kid gives me goosebumps! [player_tooltip player_id='1607998' first='Jamison' last='Mobley'] is a physical offensive lineman who does not stop his feet on contact. He strikes defenders low to high, keeping his feet shoulder width apart for max power and leverage. He's among some of the best OL in this class who has agility and the quickness to set up on any edge rusher. Mobley has insane potential for being one of the better run blockers in the state.     [player_tooltip player_id='1608000' first='Max' last='Stone'] is a proven champion out of Jenks Middle School. This playmaker is electric with the ball in his hands. Though a receiver, I see him more as an inside threat at slot, or even doing some wing/hybrid back type plays. When Max decides to put his foot in the ground, he's gone. He also runs smooth routes and not afraid to run across the field to get open. Watching him get off the ball and position himself for his QB to thrown him open is a skill that cannot be overlooked. Speed kills and it's not easy trying to keep up with Mr. Stone.

The Sooner State have some offensive weapons that caught our attention during film study on prospects in the 2029 class. Each player has had a successful youth career and looking to continue being a part of the reason for success as a freshman in high school. Let's take a closer look at each individual and how their talent can help under the lights.