2026 Rankings: Top 50 Risers

Let's take a look at some who moved up within the top 50.    Parker climbs three spots and comes in at #21 overall. Parker is a dynamic player who showcases great speed and lateral movement. He's a three-down back and elusive in the open field. He's picked up offers this summer, watching him in person at the camps that he's attended, he's worth every bit of the hype. He's going to have a fantastic final season and should pick up additional offers along the way.     Ka'awa climbs three spots, and he's put on great size and strength this offseason. He has a cannon of an arm and does well with off-platform plays. He recently made his commitment to the University of Alabama. He'll look to lead Orem to a 5A state title.     Parker is a dynamic athlete, and he climbs four spots and comes in at #27 overall. Parker is a player you want to get the ball to and let him create. He is a mismatch, and his athleticism allows him to make defenders miss in the open field. Parker moves well laterally, has good vision, and overall speed. He is a Swiss Army Knife and can be plugged in anywhere on the field at any skilled position. On defense, he showcases his physicality and hip fluidity. He isn't afraid to lay a big hit, and in coverage, he showcases good cover skills and has good closing speed, and displays good anticipation.     Livingston climbs six spots and comes in as the 28th-ranked prospect in the state. He is a speedy receiver who naturally creates separation and is strong at the catch point. He is a fluid athlete who does a good job of using his speed to stack his corner and understands tempo and spacing. Livingston does a good job of showing late hands and he is primed for a fantastic final season.     Benjamin climbs six spots and comes in as the 30th-ranked prospect in the state. He has great size and frame and is a physical mauler. He is best as a tackle, and he moves well laterally and has good quickness to him for a player his size. He has quick hands and is well-versed in pass protection and run blocking. He will get to the second level and look to hit someone.     Wood climbs six spots and is now the 47th-ranked prospect in the state. Wood is an all-around backer who has a good first step, has good bend at the hips, and he can engage and disengage his blocks with good pursuit. Wood isn't lost in coverage and does well in open space while covering his zone. He looks to lead a backer group for Corner Canyon that is looking for another 6A state title.     Afuvai climbs six spots and comes in 48th overall in the state. He is an athletic backer who can be used as a hybrid edge rusher. He has good quickness, is explosive and displays good instincts. He is best as an attacking backer as he can utilize his dynamic movements and overall quickness to make a play on the ball. He'll look to have a fantastic final season at Westlake     Hafoka is the biggest riser in the top 50; he climbs 41 spots and comes in as the 50th-ranked prospect in the state. Hafoka has a good release package, moves well, and has good footwork. His route running is crisp, and he transitions upfield fluidly and showcases strong hands at the catch point, and does a good job of creating late separation. He'll look to have a fantastic final season at Pleasant Grove.

Let's take a look at some who moved up within the top 50.