Gamechangers of the Minnesconsin Mega Camp

We wrap up our coverage with one last look through the notes to identify another strong group of performers among the hundreds of athletes from WI, the Midwest, and beyond. Our athletes here in WI led the way and represented our state so well. The Class of 2026 saw so many athletes earn offers, and this group in today's article should be on recruiting boards around the midwest. They put up great numbers and flashed that big play ability multiple time each in 1 v 1s. Let's dive into each of their individual performances.    Every time I have watched Tyler's film I come away really impressed with his electric athleticism, especially with the ball inches hands. So getting to see it in action was great to watch. Tyler started the day with really good numbers including a 5'9" 166 lbs weigh-in, 4.65 40, 4.41 shuttle, 9'2" broad jump, and a 35.8" vertical. Those numbers perfectly outline the way Tyler plays on tape. Enough speed to create the big plays and at his best when he can use his agility and elusiveness to create space in traffic and get the angle on defenders. Watching him in the RB drills also demonstrated more of that. Tyler is so explosive in and out of jukes and cuts. He has a strong base of production to his name too. Numbers, production, and an impressive in-person performance. The kid is moving up. in my eyes.     Another RB that caught my eyes was the incoming senior out of Green Bay Preble. The 5'9" 182 lbs athlete has a thick, strong frame that proved to be loaded up with athleticism. He ran a 4.69 40, 4.4 shuttle, jumped 9'1" and 33.9". I was unfamiliar with his game, but after watching him run the ball swiftly through bags and repeatedly show he could accelerate that bigger frame as quickly as he could I had to go to the film to learn more. Even back in 2024 the incoming senior showed vision and patience that got him into a lot of good situations to pick up yards and potential create big plays. I'm excited to see what he does this fall. Don't sleep on the incoming senior.     Mason has shown up and performed very well at several camps over the years. This was just the most recent live look we have gotten and it was a good one. The 6' 180 lbs WR ran a 4.75 40, 4.15 shuttle, jumped 8'11" and 32.9". That was just the beginning because when we got to 1v1s against DBs Mason stood out from the crowd with his route running. It was impressive watching his patience leading up to the route break and then the explosion of acceleration and power to get in and out of his breaks quickly. The incoming senior has become an advanced route runner and also had some impressive releases off the line, making sure to get off the line quickly and also get vertical after getting by the DB off the line.     Not only is Liam a talented punter, he was also one of the best TEs in attendance at the Minnesconsin Mega Camp. He checked in at 6'5" 210 lbs showing off a frame that is starting to fill out really well. He also ran a 4.84 40, 4.62 shuttle, 9' broad jump, and a 29.3" vertical. Compared to his 2024 tape, Liam is developing really well in terms of his route running. He is looking even more smooth, carrying that extra 20 lbs with ease. The incoming senior also offers a big catch radius thanks to soft hands and he did well protecting the ball at the catch point with his big frame. Liam is developing well and his best football is still to come. He holds an offer from River Falls and Eau Claire so far.     This was my first time getting to see the DB out of Minnesota. The incoming senior put together one of the best overall combine performances of the day. The 6' 178 lbs athlete ran a 4.55 40, an insane 4.06 shuttle, jumped 9'2" and 33.4". That shuttle time was the best of the day among the 1,000+ campers and since that day the DB has earned multiple D2 offers and an FCS offer from St. Thomas. It has been an impressive run for Noah who didn't even play varsity football until week 5 of 2024, but when you turn on the tape you see a kid that has the tools to line up one on one outside and be able to stay in the pocket of a WR and then attack the ball at the catch point. Noah is one of the biggest winners/risers of the summer. No question about it.     I'm very excited for Carson's senior season. He is going to have a lot of responsibility on both sides of the ball, so we should see him put up a lot of numbers. The incoming senior did well putting up strong numbers in River Falls. He ran a 4.72 40, 4.31 shuttle, jumped 9'9" and 33.3". I love seeing a CB with strong jumps and a fast shuttle. Those are the twitchy athletes you can trust out on an island. Whether it is in zone reading, baiting, and closing quickly, or in man coverage where they are able to reduce any separation from route running because they can be so explosive in short areas. That is Carson as a CB. I don't have any doubts he is going to be a steal in this Class.     One of the top LBs/edge defenders in the state came out to River Falls and proved he was with his performance. He started the day checking in at 6'4" 205 lbs, ran a 4.78 40, and a 4.31 shuttle, then jumped 9'7" in the broad and 36.6" in the vertical. Every single number further verified that Tyler is on that top level of athlete for the LB position. It matches what he has put out on tape. A big kid that can roam the field sideline to sideline, close quickly and with power, move through traffic quickly and cleanly on his way to the ball or QB. He is a three down LB that you can trust off the edge or off the ball. Big things ahead for Tyler.

We wrap up our coverage with one last look through the notes to identify another strong group of performers among the hundreds of athletes from WI, the Midwest, and beyond. Our athletes here in WI led the way and represented our state so well. The Class of 2026 saw so many athletes earn offers, and this group in today's article should be on recruiting boards around the midwest. They put up great numbers and flashed that big play ability multiple time each in 1 v 1s. Let's dive into each of their individual performances.