2027 Prospect Analysis: 5 Winter Stock Risers

Mack is going to be one of the more sought after defensive back prospects on the west coast over the next 18 months, and is a no brainer high level power four corner with elite length and upside and should be a national recruit. At 6'3 and change, he is extremely long and rangy while a fluid athlete with exceptional cover abilities downfield, twitch when triggering and is outstanding in run support. Mack shows elite ball skills, hip fluidity in transition and covers a ton of ground with long strides and recovery length. He has seen his recruitment blowup in recent weeks, picking up offers from Cal, Texas A&M, Miami, Sacramento State and Arizona.     Weber is the next great signal caller to come out of Chaparral, and has a outstanding arm, throwing mechanics and movement abilities in the pocket, especially for his age. He is a efficient and high IQ passer that can flick the ball, has a short and quick release and shows he fits the ball into tight windows with anticipation and throws his receivers open with ease downfield. Weber does a good job at quickly scanning the field, moving defenders with his eyes and is able to buy time with his legs and make off-platform throws without losing zip on the ball. The talented rising Junior passer has picked up a early offer from Utah, and should see a slew of others come in through this off-season and his Junior year for the Pumas.     Porras is one of the up and coming wideouts in the 2027 class that has seen his recruitment take off in recent weeks and is one of the best in southern California at his position. He is a explosive outside playmaker with downfield speed, precise route running and has natural ball skills and tracking abilities downfield. He shows he can stretch the field, make contested catches and has high-point abilities in traffic while very well polished for his age heading into his Junior season. He has picked up offers from Colorado State, New Mexico, Purdue, SDSU and Utah and should see a busy Spring coming up over the next three months.     Turner is another very talented receiver from Palmdale, that has a few elite level athletes in the 2026 and 2027 class. He is a polished playmaker with natural hands, a big catch radius and shows he can beat man coverage while a precise route runner over the top or when coming back downhill. Turner shows good foot speed and quickness in and out of his breaks while able to pluck the ball out of the air and has strong hands when making catches in traffic. After the catch, he has third level speed and good wiggle in tight windows to make defenders miss. He is a no-brainer FBS player that has recently picked up his first offer from Colorado State.     Schirmer is one of the more rapid rising defenders in the region heading into the Spring, and is a no brainer power 4 caliber prospect that has seen his recruitment pickup and should see another slew of offers roll in during the Spring evaluation period. He is very polished and violent and has the ideal length and size for the position at that level with plenty of growth potential over the next two years. Making the transfer to powerhouse Corona Centennial from Damien, he has had a productive off-season and has seen offers roll in from USC, SDSU, Cal, Colorado State and Sac State.