Oregon's Top Unsigned Seniors

As the recruiting calendar marches on, many of Oregon's top high school football prospects have already secured their college destinations. However, a handful of highly talented seniors remain on the market—ready to prove themselves and hoping for that perfect offer to come their way. In this article, we spotlight “Oregon's Top Unsigned Seniors,” looking at the standout skills, accolades, and potential each player brings to the table. Whether they're flying under the radar or waiting for the best fit, these athletes are poised to make a significant impact once they find their collegiate home.    I am quite surprised Eveland has not received more prestigious offers, as 6'7" is unteachable. He also moves very well for a kid that large and has tremendous potential. He currently holds a handful of FCS offers, but in my eyes, he is a legit FBS prospect.     Hardy is a FOOTBALL PLAYER. He has nice size, strength, and athleticism and was a massive piece to West Linn's success. I believe he played a bit out of position, which may be the reason for the lack of offers, as he played OLB/EDGE for the Lions, and there is not enough pass-rush ability on the film for him to be recruited as an EDGE rusher. He excels at setting the edge against the run and playing physically. He could be an off-ball linebacker who occasionally comes down on the line of scrimmage in run defense.     Macy is a very interesting player as he is oozing with potential. He is the size of an EDGE prospect but played more on the interior as a 3-4 DE. What jumps off the film is the athleticism, motor, and a strong get-off. He produced statistically out of position and could be an absolute steal if the pass-rush moves are developed at the next level.     This is the one I am most shocked by the lack of offers. Gilroy checks many boxes of a modern-day QB: great arm strength, clean throwing motion, ability to extend plays with his legs, and most importantly, he is a winner. Gilroy led his team to the state title game in the two years he was the starter and capped off his senior year with a state championship. Someone will be getting a steal with Gilroy.     Thomas is severely underrecruited and can just flat-out play some football. I like him as a linebacker at the next level, as he plays with a level of physicality that is refreshing nowadays. He has excellent speed for a linebacker and could develop nicely in a college program.     I'm not sure why Martirano has been underrecruited up to this point. He has been impressive for a few seasons now, and this year, he proved he could excel in a different program by transferring to West Albany from West Salem. I know recruiting a quarterback is different from recruiting for any other position, but from the outside looking in, Martirano should be a top priority for many schools nationwide.     Holland is a big, intimidating presence at the high school level and was able to dominate with his size and power. He will need a bit of work at the next level, but he has a nice frame and solid athleticism for a bruiser. He has a D1 offer from Air Force right now, we will see if that is where he ends up.

As the recruiting calendar marches on, many of Oregon's top high school football prospects have already secured their college destinations. However, a handful of highly talented seniors remain on the market—ready to prove themselves and hoping for that perfect offer to come their way. In this article, we spotlight “Oregon's Top Unsigned Seniors,” looking at the standout skills, accolades, and potential each player brings to the table. Whether they're flying under the radar or waiting for the best fit, these athletes are poised to make a significant impact once they find their collegiate home.