Run The Tape: 5 Must Offer 2026 Prospects

Want 30% off of your subscription? Use promo code PaulG30 at checkout!    Sweetwood is one of the more exciting and explosive players to watch across Idaho and is a true dual-threat signal caller with a live arm and does tons of damage with his legs on the ground with long speed and a quick burst to get outside the pocket. He shows he can zip the ball into tight windows, puts good air under his throws over the top and throws with anticipation and leads his receivers open away from defenders. A true improviser in the pocket, Sweetwood buys time with his legs, shows he can throw on the run without losing spin on the ball and is perhaps the best available signal callers left across the state. Currently he holds one offer from Carroll College.     Brekke is one of the more under-rated prospects across the western region, and is a very smooth athlete with tons of growth potential as he moves on to the next level. He is a long strider that chunks yards, has a big catch radius and strong hands in traffic while able to beat both man and zone coverage. He shows he can box out defenders while wining on 50/50 balls, and is quick in and out of his breaks while attacking the ball in the air. Overall a tremendous athlete, he holds offers from Idaho, Portland State and Nevada, and should see a slew of other MWC and Big Sky schools come in through his Senior season. The Owyhee product is one of the top uncommitted prospects across Idaho.     Powers is one of the more violent and high impact players across Idaho, and is a true 3-tech with twitch and snap at the next level. He is a block eater, plays with good leverage and a powerful strike at the POA while showing he can quickly reset the LOS and shed. Powers is athletic enough to two-gap, split double teams and is overall a well-rounded prospect at defensive tackle. An obvious weight room guy, he can also provide an interior pass rush with a explosive first step, quick use of hands and can win with converting speed to power quickly while also showing plus athleticism for his size/change of direction abilities. Powers is another prospect that should draw plenty of D3+ interest/offers moving forward and is a no-brainer next level guy.     Perkins is one of the top offensive line prospects across the state of Idaho, and could very well wind up at the FCS level by the time it's all said and done. He has the ideal frame and build for the IOL position in college, and is a fluid athlete in space that shows he can block at the second and even third level, while a true mauler near the LOS that plays with a good finish and violent hands at the POA. He gets off the ball quick when snapping out of his stance, shows inside hand placement and a strong base through contact. Perkins is technically sound in the run game and in pass protection and is one of the more balanced prospects at his position across Idaho.     Yager is a big and very physical outside receiver that could end up playing tight end in college as he has the frame and length to continue gaining weight through out his final season and college career. He has a huge catch radius, does a good job bullying smaller defenders and is tough to bring down in the open field once he gets going. Although still working on downfield speed, he is a long strider that plays physical and attacks the ball in the air and is an exceptional blocker on the perimeter as well. Heading into his Senior year, he should draw plenty of D3+ interest/potential offers and offers some nice position versatility at the next level.

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