Five Early Spring Stock Risers (Offense)

Want 30% off of your subscription? Use promo code PaulG30 at checkout!    Crockett is one of the most under-rated prospects across the entire state, and perhaps the top hidden gem in Idaho. He is a explosive play-maker from the receiver position but also shows he can lineup in the backfield and has elite speed and short area twitch in the open field. With the ball in his hands, he has strong contact balance when breaking tackles, forces defenders to take poor angles with sneaky third level speed and is extremely tough to bring down in one on one situations. He displays natural hands, can win on contested catches and 50/50 balls and has outstanding body control when making off-platform plays. It should only be a matter of time until he collects his first offer and he is looking to be a big time steal in the 2026 class this cycle.     Flowers is rated as a 3-star prospect and checks in as the top signal caller in the 2026 class across Idaho. He is a very fluid passer with a strong arm, precise accuracy at all three levels and does a good job buying time with his legs before delivering downfield. On tape, Flowers also shows he is a high IQ passer that can move through his progressions quickly and throws his receivers open with touch and velocity on his throws while also not losing throw power when rolling out and making off-platform throws. He recently took a unofficial visit to Eastern Washington, and it's only a matter of time until he collects his first offer and is looking to be a next level steal.     Foy has had a very productive off-season so far and has been dominant on the 7on7 circuit. He's an explosive pass catcher, quick off the ball and a precise route runner that can stretch the field and beat zone coverage underneath. He is a very fluid athlete after the catch with some short area twitch to make defenders miss in the open field before getting up-field. Heading into his Senior season, he will be one of the top returning weapons for Mountain View and is one of the top play-makers across the region. He should continue to see his stock rise and draw college interest through his Senior season.     McDaniel has had one of the more productive starts to the off-season of any recruit across Idaho. Coming off a stellar Junior season for Thunder Ridge, he is one of the top tight ends on the western region and has seen his recruitment take off gathering offers from Oklahoma State, Air Force, Army and Fresno State. He is a violent blocker in the run game and shows he can line up both inline, in the slot or the backfield and is a devastating blocker in the box and on the perimeter. He has a huge catch radius, strong hands in traffic and does a good job at boxing out smaller defenders in the red-zone. His commitment will be one to watch as we move through the spring and Summer, as he is one of the states fastest rising recruits.     Villano is one of the better ball carriers across Idaho in the 2026 class and is a explosive ball carrier that has a good initial burst, natural forward lean, and does a good job running behind his pad in-between the tackles. He is a fluid athlete with the ability to make defenders miss in the hole and is a natural pass catcher out of the backfield that can quickly get up-field. Heading into his senior season he should collect no shortage of D3+ interest and can excel in the right system at the next level.

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