2025 Final Rankings: Offensive Newcomers

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Evaluating some of the offensive newcomers of the final 2025 PRZ state rankings.</h2>    Ross is one of the best available 2025 OL prospects in the state. The 6'5” 280 lb. OT has had a great career at Culver City protecting the QB and establishing the run game. The size and length he possesses gives him the strength needed to anchor down against pass rushers and create space for running backs. He's a force at the LOS and generates good movement using both his upper body and lower body strength. Strong initial punch and active hands allow him to latch on and control defenders to sustain his block. Like his ability to execute different blocks effectively, he can pull, work downfield or to the perimeter, and peel back. Flashed his versatility performing well on both sides of the line as a senior.      Gillick was one of the leading rushers in the state finishing the 2024 season with nearly 2,500 yards and 37 touchdowns on 302 carries. At 6'0” 210 lbs. his skillset blends his downhill running style with his strength and speed. His strong frame gives him the ability to break tackles and shed defenders but also holds the agility and burst to break off long runs. He's a well-balanced runner when absorbing contact and when making cuts around defenders in space. Flashes great awareness and vision to find open running lanes and attack them with decisiveness. Plus ball security, he protects the ball well upon contact and carries it high and tight close to his body, lost only one fumble on his 302 carries. The Fresno State commit was voted SI First Team All-American, Orange County OPOY, and Southern Section OPOY.      Wimbush is a skilled receiver with track level speed runs a 10.79 100 meter, 14.09 110 meter hurdle, and 37.91 300 meter hurdle. At 6'1” 175 lbs. he's excellent at creating separation at all three levels. Does a good job setting up his routes and timing out his cuts to get defenders off balance. Separates easily with his change of direction and acceleration out of his breaks. He's able to get clean releases off the LOS and shows a great ability to run double moves. Tracks the ball well downfield and competes for it in the air. Can line up in the slot or outside and be effective. He's a high academic prospect with a 4.5 GPA. Committed to San Diego over offers from Minot State, Air Force, and Penn.      Cinfel is an impressive back with a strong well-built frame at 5'10” 200 lbs. Has the ability to pick up tough yards between the tackles or turn the corner to the outside. Shows good ball carrier instincts and spatial awareness to read his blocks and see the flow of the defense to anticipate where the hole will open up. Like his timing of hitting the gap, he's patient as the play develops but can stick his foot in the ground and accelerate in the short area. Sustains his second gear and breakaway speed in the open field to finish runs in the endzone. Runs with good pad level, forward lean, and strength to break contact from defenders and move the pile. He's physical at the POA often lowering his shoulder and initiating contact to defenders. Has yet to commit but holds offers from Army, San Diego, Yale, McPherson, and College of Idaho.      Lua possesses ideal size and skillset for the D1 level at 6'5” 230 lbs. Good versatility to be an inline TE with his hand in the dirt or split out into the slot. Multi-dimensional, he shows he can add value as a receiver or blocker to be a three down player. As a receiver, he does a good job finding the soft spot in coverage at the short/intermediate level but can also push vertically up the middle. He's got soft hands and good body control to play the ball and uses his size to his advantage to box out defenders at the catch point. After the catch, his strength makes him a tough tackle. He's a physical and aggressive blocker that takes good angles and drives his feet through contact. Shows he can line up a guy in space and adjust to engage. Committed to San Diego State as a PWO but his best football is ahead of him with good upside and potential at the FBS college level.