Northern California Early Spring Stock Risers

Coleman is a very diverse player for Folsom heading into his Junior season, and got plenty of Varsity reps in his Sophomore campaign for one of the top teams in the state. He can lineup in the slot, outside or at the tight end position and is a natural pass catcher that looks for contact with the ball in his hands and runs violent in the open field. He shows he can track the ball well over the top, has strong hands in traffic and is explosive off the ball while able to beat both man and zone coverage. Coleman is also a devastating blocker on the perimeter that finishes off blocks and is not afraid to take on linebackers and safeties in the box when sealing the edge. He is a two-way All-SFL selection and will be one of the sections top players returning in 2025.     Johnson has seen his recruitment pickup in recent weeks, gathering offers from both Arizona and Sacramento State this Spring. He is a big and physical back that has natural forward lean, leg drive through contact and runs behind his pads with true open field speed and good vision in tight windows. He is extremely difficult to take down in one on one situations and looks for contact in the hole while showing cutback abilities and can make defenders miss in the open field and is a natural pass catcher out of the backfield before turning it upfield. He is a two-way athlete that can either slide in as a bigger more physical back or even possibly outside linebacker in college and remains one of the best kept secrets across the Central Valley.     Eagleton picked up his first offer over the weekend from Sacramento State and will have a truly breakout season this Fall for Folsom. He is a long and rangy defensive back with natural ball skills and fluid hips in transition and shows he can both press man and is a high IQ kid in zone coverage. He has elite recovery length/speed and return abilities while extremely explosive with the ball in his hands. He plays with discipline eyes and is exceptional in run support out on the edge and is only scratching the surface of his potential with plenty of upside at the next level.     Flores is a big framed pass catcher that is a true vertical threat and does a excellent job at boxing out smaller defenders and using his size, frame and speed to make contested catches downfield. At 6'3 and nearly 200 pounds, he is a physical play-maker on the outside that is only heading into his Junior season for Kings Academy and picked up his first offer from Sacramento State last week. He is a natural pass catcher that plucks the ball out of the air and has strong hands while making contested catches in traffic with ease. He is a physical route runner that can get off press coverage and knows how to settle in the soft spot before knifing up field.   Flores should see a slew of other schools come in over the next two years and is a no-brainer FCS+ caliber prospect that will have plenty of opportunities + growth potential at the next level.     Jenkins is a no brainer to enter into our updated rankings in the next update, and projects as a interior guy at the next level. He has the ideal size, frame and strength to play inside in college, and is strong at the POA while excelling in the vertical run game/gap schemes. He snaps out of his stance, gets immediate vertical push on defenders and shows he can pull across the LOS and kick out denters across the LOS and get to the second level with proper angles. He has growth potential in pass protection and when finishing blocks, but is a no-brainer next level prospect inside at either guard position.