PRZNE 2026s Emerging On My Radar

Get 30% off your first billing cycle with code: OscarGalindo30 in the coupon code area.   I am back in the film room breaking down more tape from last season. Here, I break down some players who have recently emerged on my radar and am checking out for the first(ish) time.   Check out these 2026 prospects standing out on tape!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    <a href="https://x.com/AragornGreen" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@AragornGreen)</a>   Lawrence-Nelson's [player_tooltip player_id='1650379' first='Aragorn' last='Green'] was another impressive standout from the Combine Series. The 8-man prospect had a solid day, where he showed off his receiving skills and athleticism through the testing portion. The part of Aragorn's game that stood out the most to me was how well he can run his routes, using his footwork and quickness to create separation at the top of the route. Green showed good instincts when it comes to finding soft spots in coverage and exploiting them. Great burst upfield, allowing him to tack on additional yardage after the catch. Green seems fairly versatile both in his ability to play inside-outside and in how he can attack all three levels of the field. Stud out of 8-man who should be getting more looks.      Omaha Westview's [player_tooltip player_id='1635135' first='Agar' last='Baai'] is a new player to our radar who caught our attention at the Combine Series showcase and looks primed to work himself into a nice role with the Wolverines. Immediately, Agar's size catches your attention with his 6'3" 240-pound frame that projects well for the linebacker position. Watching Agar going through drills, you can see that his game is still very raw, but that the tools are there for him to succeed once everything clicks. He fits the mold of an inside linebacker who can play downhill and sniff out the run game. Baai has a very lengthy frame that can help him create separation from blockers at the line of scrimmage before ripping through to spill into the backfield. Very excited to see where Agar's game is by mid-season... huge upside!     Despite an up-and-down season for Omaha Concordia, there were still several bright spots to look forward to in 2025, including two-way star [player_tooltip player_id='1666091' first='Ryder' last='Harrington']. Playing running back and linebacker, Ryder recorded 498 total offensive yards, 35 tackles, three fumble recoveries, and 1.5 sacks. I believe Ryder projects best at running back, where he stands at a taller 6'1" and a strong 180 pounds that should hold up well at the position. Ryder definitely plays with an edge, as shown by his angry, tough runs filled with mean stiff arms and punishing high knees when driving through contact. Ryder also flashed some top-tier vision and anticipation as he knew exactly where lanes were opening up and had the burst to hit them perfectly. He is especially dangerous if you let him bounce runs to the outside where he's shown the speed and acceleration to break away for monster gains. Underrated speed, great contact balance, and very tough... don't sleep on this guy!      The Bluejays return a solid core of players from a team that went 11-1 a season ago. One returning player who shouldn't be overlooked is [player_tooltip player_id='1666092' first='Jayden' last='Hernandez'], who will be crucial at center and in his role on the defensive line. At 6'0", 250 pounds, Jayden isn't the biggest center prospect out there, but watching his tape, you see a player who consistently keeps his pads and base low in order to win the leverage battle against his opponent. He is very quick to get out of his stance and displays solid lateral mobility as he slides across the line of scrimmage. Good motor when run blocking, as he showed he can step up to the second level to kick out defenders, and is effective when pulling. Good hand placement with his punch, aiming right for the chest and making sure not to get his hands swatted away as he works to gain inside leverage.      I already covered one Johnson-Brock Eagle this week, now I have another in returning linebacker, [player_tooltip player_id='1666090' first='Robert' last='Gravatt']. Gravatt is fresh off a productive season where he racked up 50 tackles, a TFL, a sack, and an interception as a junior. Watching Gravatt's tape shows a very interesting prospect with next-level measurables at 6'4" and 210 pounds with room to continue filling out his frame. I say interesting because Gravatt could play defensive end, inside linebacker, or outside linebacker, depending on how he continues to develop. Robert showed the get-off and strength to generate a pass rush when near the line of scrimmage. He also showed the instincts and fluidity to drop back and play off-ball in coverage. There are still some raw skills in terms of pass rush moves, but once he's able to fine-tune that aspect of his game, he'll be a permanent resident in opposing backfields. Keep an eye on this guy during the summer camp cycle... could rise quickly!     <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Make sure to follow @PRZ_OscarG for more news on Nebraska and Iowa HS recruiting.

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