Fast Rising Prospects to Watch This Offseason

[player_tooltip player_id='1368267' first='Somourian' last='Wingo'] | WR | 2026 | [player_tooltip player_id='1640270' first='St.' last='Augustine'] | @_somourianwingo   Wingo has been a riser since I first saw him two years ago, and his stock continues to climb. At 6-2, 175 pounds, he brings the size and fluidity that college programs covet in an outside receiver. Playing for one of North Florida's most covered programs, he somehow flew under the radar, but that's no longer the case with a Power 4 offer already in hand. He's a smooth mover, explosive off the line, and has the frame to add more muscle—expect a big spring and summer from him.   [player_tooltip player_id='1368296' first='Larry' last='Miles'] | WR | 2026 | Jones | @d1larry123   Miles is a playmaker with sharp route-running skills and an understanding of spacing that allows him to consistently find openings. He's turned heads at multiple camps and events, most recently in Atlanta where he showcased his ability in front of notable scouts. He's quick, efficient with his movements, and dangerous in the open field—exactly the kind of receiver that thrives in today's game.    [player_tooltip player_id='1628895' first='Brian' last='Williams'] | WR | 2026 | Lake Mary | @WilliamsBrianjr   Williams is one of the biggest hidden gems in Florida—but not for long. Standing at 6-4, 190 pounds, he's got the prototypical build for an outside receiver, but it's his smooth athleticism and refined technique that separate him. He high-points the ball with ease, runs crisp routes, and has the ability to cover ground in a hurry. He's already gaining traction with college programs, and given his size, hands, and coordination, his stock should skyrocket this offseason.   [player_tooltip player_id='1251736' first='David' last='Aboya'] | WR | 2026 | Milton | @DavidAboya   Aboya is developing into a nightmare matchup with his ability to win 50/50 balls and outmuscle defenders. He's got length, a strong catch radius, and the leaping ability to make acrobatic grabs. His rise has been steady, and with more dominant performances in 7v7 and college camps, he's set to become a well-known name in recruiting circles.   CJ Hester | DB | 2026 | Cocoa | @CliftonHester14   Hester has been a staple in Cocoa's secondary and has continued to rise due to his technical coverage skills and reliable tackling. He's shown time and again that he's comfortable in both press and off-man situations, and he isn't afraid to come downhill and make a hit. His ability to perform under the bright lights of a championship program has already led to major offers, and he's only getting started.   [player_tooltip player_id='445321' first='Jaelyn' last='Powell'] | RB | 2027 | TFA | @Jaelynpowell08   Powell turned heads at the UA Orlando camp with his ability to make defenders miss in tight spaces, taking home the MVP award. He's quick, aggressive, and runs with an edge that makes him tough to bring down. At 5-9, 190 pounds, he has a solid base but still has room to add more muscle. With his vision and lateral quickness, he's set up for a breakout fall season.   [player_tooltip player_id='1140896' first='Javeion' last='Cooper'] | OL | 2026 | Melbourne Central Catholic | @JaveionCooper   At 6-5, 300 pounds, Cooper is a physically dominant lineman who has already committed to Syracuse. He moves well for his size, has a powerful punch, and still has room to refine his technique. With his frame and natural ability, expect even more college attention to roll in throughout the offseason.   [player_tooltip player_id='1209055' first='Jakobe' last='Green'] | OL | 2026 | Niceville | @Bigshoww_70   Green has already earned four-star status, and rightfully so. At 6-4, 310 pounds, he has the power and technical refinement that make him one of the best linemen in Florida. He's committed to Mississippi State, but don't be surprised if more programs come calling. His ability to move in space and anchor down in pass pro makes him a highly valuable prospect.   Kamron Wilson | DE | 2026 | Southridge | @behumble_kam9   Wilson is a terror off the edge, and his production speaks for itself—118 tackles, 32 TFLs, and 17 sacks is a stat line that screams dominance. At 6-5, 215 pounds, he's long, explosive, and relentless in his pursuit of the quarterback. His first step is lightning-quick, and he has the bend to dip under tackles and create havoc in the backfield. What sets him apart is his motor—he's not just a pure pass rusher, but a guy who chases down plays sideline to sideline. With those numbers and his skill set, expect his recruiting stock to soar this offseason.   [player_tooltip player_id='213212' first='Logan' last='Rogers'] | QB | 2026 | Manatee | @loganrogersQB   Rogers has the size (6-3, 215 pounds), arm talent, and field vision to be a big-time recruit. He delivers the ball with confidence, has good touch on deep throws, and makes smart decisions when working through his reads. He already holds some major offers despite limited game film, and if he continues progressing this offseason, expect even more interest to follow.   [player_tooltip player_id='1744789' first='Tyren' last='Wortham'] | WR | 2026 | Booker | @official_tyren2   Wortham has a natural feel for the receiver position—his route running is sharp, his hands are reliable, and he wastes no motion getting into and out of his breaks. He made noise at the UA Orlando camp and could see his stock rise quickly with more exposure.   [player_tooltip player_id='212280' first='Lagarion' last='Wilson'] Jr. | ATH | 2026 | Boone | @LagarionWilson   Wilson was a ballhawk in his junior season, tallying five interceptions in six games, and he's now proving himself on the offseason circuit. He moves well in coverage, tracks the ball efficiently, and isn't afraid to mix it up in the run game. He's competing against top competition in 7v7 and is drawing the attention of college programs.   Carter Emanuel | QB | 2026 | Edgewater | @CarterEmanuel1   Emanuel had a solid showing at UA Orlando, displaying a strong arm, natural poise, and the ability to fit throws into tight windows. He's a smooth, confident passer with great instincts and impressive velocity. He thrives under pressure and has the tools to be a high-level quarterback as he continues to develop.   [player_tooltip player_id='1251749' first='Chancellor' last='Campbell'] | OL | 2026 | Lakewood | @ChancellorCamp   At 6-8, 290 pounds, Campbell is an absolute force up front. He has the kind of frame that immediately catches the attention of college scouts, and his performance at UA Orlando only solidified his potential. His size and raw ability make him a must-watch prospect heading into the offseason.   [player_tooltip player_id='1592775' first='Joaquin' last='Kavouklis'] | QB | 2027 | Lakeland | @joaquinkav10   Kavouklis was one of the top QB standouts at UA Orlando, impressing with his mechanics, accuracy, and ability to throw with anticipation. He recently transferred to Lakeland, and with that move comes high expectations. He's already put in the work, and his combination of arm talent and poise will make him a big name to watch.   Michael Vernon Jr. | WR | 2027 | Jesuit | @MichaelVernon0   Vernon has been a highlight machine on the 7v7 circuit, making absurd catches and showing elite burst after the catch. He has the quickness to separate, the hands to make tough grabs, and the football IQ to thrive in different alignments. As he continues to develop physically, he's going to be a problem for defenses.   Landon Wolney | TE | 2027 | FBA | @landonwolny_80   Wolney has flashed as a pass-catching threat with strong hands and a growing understanding of route concepts. At his size, he's already intriguing, and with more development, he could emerge as a true Power 5-level tight end. Colleges should start tracking his progress now.