Top Ranked Uncommitted Senior Athletes

20+ athletes are already committed to Division 1 programs. Dozens have chosen their D2/D3 school. Yet we still have so much talent across the Wisconsin landscape looking and deciding on their next level home. Just within the Top 100 of our recently updated rankings we still have 20+ seniors uncommitted. So you know that we have to shine your spotlight on those standout athletes in today's article. College coaches, these kids are going to be right where you want to start as you look to add the cherry on top of your 2025 recruiting classes. We have some legitimate steals still available when you look at our Top 10 uncommitted athletes. Let's check them out!    As you can see by the overall and positional rankings, our 2025 TE Class is absolutely loaded. Despite the talented group, Trent has always been right there fighting for one of the top spots. He checks so many boxes of a dominant receiving threat TE. The senior has the massive frame to tower over DBs and out- muscle LBs. His hands easily secure the pass away from his body, yet they are strong enough to be able to hang on through contact or rip the ball away from a sea of hands. Despite the huge frame, Trent has outstanding body control and balance that has given him the ability to run crisp routes and also be surprisingly elusive after the catch. Trent is the best player available in WI and it is by a decent margin.     From start to finish, Chris has spent his entire senior year as our WR1. What he provides while split out wide is hard to find. Chris is a very strong and explosive 5'11" 190 lbs. Every move he makes has power behind it. Whether it is high pointing a ball in the endzone, making a DB miss 1 on 1, or running through a tackle attempt Kiel always has the strength advantage. Even while being a powerful athlete, Chris is still able to remain smooth and fluid with his movements. Those two traits combine to make him a great route runner who is able to open up space with his acceleration out of breaks. The senior also possesses the strong, reliable hands needed from a WR1. This playmaker has the frame and physicality to be able to play out wide at a very high level of college football.     This shouldn't be a surprise to see MJ as one of the three best available athletes. The dual threat athlete offers so much to a next level program. His athleticism opens the door for position versatility, but he also has the talent to play QB at a high level. I always enjoy watching MJ throw the deep ball. The football explodes out of his hand and usually has a high arc, but it doesn't float. Mitchell is able to get plenty of velocity behind it as he drops it in a bucket to his WR. The senior QB is also elite at moving around the pocket with his sudden agility and quick feet. Plus when he takes off you better have a DB in good position to take an angle on him and cut him off before he can really get loose in the open field. MJ is a weapon that will be able to see the field at the next level.     Without a doubt, the top available OL in the state is Verona's [player_tooltip player_id='383780' first='Dylan' last='Hildebrand']. The 6'4" 270 lbs OT looks the part of a D1 caliber OL. He towers over his opponents, but the big man is able to get his hands inside and get underneath his opponent with his natural lower body flexibility. Dylan absolutely dominates in the run game. He comes off the line. quick and violent. His initial contact usually devastates the opposing DL and either puts them on their back or starts the flow that ends with Dylan running them 5+ yards off the line. Dylan's ability to create overwhelming power on contact, hand placement, and knee/ankle flexibility are D1 quality. Plus he has that mean streak to his mentality. A program is going to be hyped to land a kid of this caliber. Especially at this point in the recruiting calendar.     Reggie recently decommitted and instantly became the top DL on the market here in Wisconsin. The 6'1" 275 lbs DT is an unfair matchup on the interior. His first step quickness off the snap carries just as much power as it does speed. Combined, Reggie is able to blast into the backfield and create chaos at a consistent rate. Reggie's hands possesses that same quick and powerful combo that swipe away hands or toss linemen to the side when they are able to cut off that initial burst off the line. Get Kloehn in a one gap role where he can wreck that havoc at the next level and he will change games. Reggie has a bright future ahead of him. Do not miss out on this kid!     Wisconsin has an embarassment of riches at the OL position. Michael is a great representation of that rich talent. He has a massive frame at 6'6" 280 lbs and it comes with an elite 6'11" wingspan. All key numbers that suggest he has a bright future staying out at OT at the next level. The massive prospect impresses with his mobility on tape. You see him close on LBs quickly and also move from block to block with quickness and violence. The dancing bear is also comfortable in pass protection. Michael makes it look easy as he mirrors his man until contact is made. Then he quickly shuts down the attack with his superior power. Smith has so much talent to continue to tap into. His best football is still way ahead of him. Get this kid on campus and in your OL room.     Consistent readers of PRZ WI know that we are big fans of the OL out of DC Everest. Oscar has the makings of a high quality IOL. His 6'3" 285 lbs frame is a massive bulldozer that is able to remove DL from gaps with ease. From his feet to his hands, Oscar is loaded up with power and he understands leverage. Pair those together and you get an athlete that you can count on to clear out his gap. The violent senior OL also has the mobility you look for in a guard. Mobility to get up to level two or pull around to trap a DT. I would have no surprise if you told me that Latendresse was going to end up on an FCS roster. He is going to be a steal for someone. I can't wait to see who it is for.     Marvanous is the epitome of the athlete position. Put him on offense or defense. Either is fine with me, just get him on the field. Butler-Brown is blessed with outstanding quick feet and loose hips that allow him to set up DBs and run crisp routes while playing receiver. His speed puts a lot of stress on DBs, forcing them to give him a cushion that he quickly erases when stretching the field. The senior is also very good with his ability to track the ball and find ways to adjust last second to make the catch. On defense you can put him out at CB and let those same traits shine as he locks down a slot receiver and creates turnovers. I'm pumped to see where Marvanous commits. He put together a fantastic senior season.     One of my favorites to watch over the past four years is Racine Horlick's RB/LB [player_tooltip player_id='262061' first='Carson' last='Fletcher']. The kid never quits. He is always in the weight room getting bigger, faster, and stronger. He gets it done in the classroom with a 3.5 GPA. The cherry on top is the senior is one of the most productive athletes on the gridiron on both sides of the ball. Similar to other top athletes in the state, Carson stands out from the crowd with his college level combo of athleticism and power. Everything he does has that combo. Between the tackles you see him be able to cut and burst while staying in positions of power. The senior will also run right through arm tackles with his powerful lower body. His low center of gravity seems to only get knocked off balance once a gang of defenders swarm him. Then on defense you see that he can fly around the front seven, disengage from blocks, and deliver the hard hitting tackles that end forward progression on the spot. It was great to see that he recently got an offer from South Dakota. The dude is a high quality football player and needs even more eyes on him and opportunities.     We round out the Top 10 available seniors with another member of this loaded TE class. Bennett fits the mold of your traditional TE. One that will offer you a receiving threat and will also give you the bonus of having an extra OL on the field. Bennett played alongside arguably the OL in WI in 2024, and was able to go step for step with then when it came to driving defenders off the ball and out of gaps. The senior shows consistent hand placement, leverage, and a lower body loaded with power. Then you let the kid get out in the passing game and his size and power are too much for most DBs and LBs as he is able to box out opponents to bring in the pass. Teams looking for an inline, traditional TE need to start right here.

20+ athletes are already committed to Division 1 programs. Dozens have chosen their D2/D3 school. Yet we still have so much talent across the Wisconsin landscape looking and deciding on their next level home. Just within the Top 100 of our recently updated rankings we still have 20+ seniors uncommitted. So you know that we have to shine your spotlight on those standout athletes in today's article. College coaches, these kids are going to be right where you want to start as you look to add the cherry on top of your 2025 recruiting classes. We have some legitimate steals still available when you look at our Top 10 uncommitted athletes. Let's check them out!