The Most Electrifying Players In the State

[player_tooltip player_id='402204' first='David' last='Moore Jr.'] is finally starting to get the attention he deserves. The West Orange standout flashed at the Under Armour camp, showing elite acceleration and smooth change of direction. He's not just fast—he's smart with the ball in his hands. His experience at quarterback, running back, and now wide receiver makes him dangerous from anywhere on the field. As a returner, he's electric—more Cordarrelle Patterson than Devin Hester, with great vision and balance. Moore's versatility and explosion make him one of the most exciting athletes in New Jersey heading into 2025.   <blockquote class="twitter-tweet">One the more explosive athletes in Jersey in terms of speed, accerlation, and C.O.D. Even tho he has offers imo he's underrated <a href="https://twitter.com/DavidMooreJr10?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DavidMooreJr10</a> <a href="https://t.co/GsMkg0ZqZa">https://t.co/GsMkg0ZqZa</a>— EJ Daniels (@edaniels77) <a href="https://twitter.com/edaniels77/status/1926834844094353642?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 26, 2025</a></blockquote>       [player_tooltip player_id='1676344' first='Axcel' last='Bailey'] is already looking like a college-ready back. At 5'11”, 190, he's built for punishment but runs like a sprinter. His straight-line speed and elite contact balance make him a home-run threat every snap. What separates him, though, is his vision. He's patient, waits for blocks to develop, then hits the gas. Bailey recently picked up an offer from Temple and plans to camp at Syracuse, Rutgers, UB, and Monmouth in June. Expect his offer list to grow fast. He's easily one of the most electrifying players in New Jersey's 2027 class.        [player_tooltip player_id='1515038' first='Jaiden' last='Steele'] might be the most slept-on explosive weapon in New Jersey. The Camden back does it all—runs with burst, catches out of the backfield, and flat-out flies once he's in space. At 5'10”, 170, with a track background, his speed pops off the film. He's a complete back who can hurt defenses in multiple ways. In May alone, Steele picked up offers from Georgetown, Maine, and West Virginia State. Expect his name to rise fast. He's poised for a breakout year and belongs in any top back conversation.      [player_tooltip player_id='972304' first='TJ' last='Maddox'] is next in line to carry the torch for Winslow's explosive passing attack. The rising wideout brings big-play juice, especially as a deep threat. He finds holes in the zone, wins from the slot or outside, and creates separation with ease. Though a bit undersized, his route running and instincts make up for it. With Cam Miller gone, Maddox is primed to be the next breakout weapon for Winslow—and one of the most dangerous receivers in the state.        [player_tooltip player_id='437687' first='Bryan' last='Porter'] stepped up on the biggest stage and made it clear—he's ready for the spotlight. The younger brother of [player_tooltip player_id='525111' first='Quincy' last='Porter'], Bryan, brings his flavor to Bergen Catholic's offense. His vision and run-after-catch ability make him a nightmare in space. He's elusive, tough to bring down, and lines up all over the field. Not a pure burner, but fast enough to turn short throws into big gains. Expect him to be a significant weapon and the next great Bergen Catholic wideout.