Dakotas 2026s: First Offer Flyers by End of June

I answer the question across the Dakotas 2026 class. Which prospects that don't have an offer yet, will elevate their recruiting with offers by the end of June? I call this group of five my first offer flyers by the end of June.    The fact that Cody doesn't have his first offer yet, is a little absurd in my eyes. The 6'6 260 pounder from Tea Area, has a rapidly fast first step for that ideal frame and certainly rolling the tape from a year, ago it sticks out like a sore thumb. He shows consistently he can win reps with his strength and is not an offensive linemen you want to meet on the second level. Cody has the upside that D2 and D1 offensive line coaches talk about all the time as the first one in my eyes should have one or muliple offers by the end of June.     The now 6'4 275 pounder from Rapid City St. Thomas More, is the first West River offensive linemen that came to mind for this series as the intriguing growth in the weight room this offseason should intrigue college coaches. He is another one that is more nasty with his hands than he gets credit for as he has bouldering strength at the point of attack. I also can gauge Cole is one that has position flexibiity in the offensive trenches, as I feel Cole could play either tackle position with emphasis as a right tackle. He doesn't take long to show off how well-versed of an angle blocker he is as one that also has untapped upside that a college offensive line coach can groom at the next-level     Carson is our LB1 in the North Dakota class of 2026 and one that I surprised doens't have his first offer yet. He has one of the biggest motors amongst linebackers in the state and plays with excellent range rep after rep. He also is one of the more wirey linebackers in this class and has efficency for his size getting off blocks with ease. Carson also possesses excellent instincts as a LB prospect that college coaches can certainly add to his frame at the next-level.     Noah is a 6'1 190 pound gunslinger from Bismarck Century that is one that not only athletically gifted, but one that has the arm talent to do well at the next-level. He is one of the most elusive 2026 quarterbacks in the Dakotas outside of the pocket and even under duress, can fit his intermediate and deep throws in a tight window. His improvising skills built with that elusiveness I mentioned also is really intriguing as one that should have an impact on his recruiting trail by end of next-month.     Our WR1 in the 2026 class is still without his first offer but surely I could see that changing by next month end. The 6'3 180 pounder from Fargo South, has the huge catch radius college coaches are going to be watching closely at camps this month and that shouldn't be all that they will draw their attention to with Amari. The durability that Amari has in the open field on tape should also catch their attention along with his agile change of direction he has for his size. The constant double move that Amari puts on some of the corners he goes up against is also another intriguing skillset this young man has.

I answer the question across the Dakotas 2026 class. Which prospects that don't have an offer yet, will elevate their recruiting with offers by the end of June? I call this group of five my first offer flyers by the end of June.