Productive 2027 Recruits Who Can Help Bolster A Program

We're heading over to the 2027 class today and highlighting some recruits who are productive and have more potential in the tank that could help a collegiate program down the road.    Fox is one of those guys you notice right away because of his incredible length and big-time frame. He looks like someone who's only going to keep adding good weight and filling out as he develops. With his burst off the line and natural reach, I could easily see him growing into a true edge defender at the next level. He's got a knack for finding the ball and finishing plays, and he doesn't get caught out of position much. He put up 80 total tackles with 5 TFLs this past season. He plays with good pad level, uses his hands well to shed, and can flatten out to chase plays down. Fox is right in the heart of the state and feels like one of those guys who is just scratching the surface.     Powell stepped in and started as a first-year guy, and you could see him get more comfortable each game. He's versatile enough to play as an off-ball linebacker or come off the edge, and that flexibility is a big plus. He's got a good feel for the position, stays in phase, and doesn't get lost when things break down. He finished with 70 total tackles, 4 TFLs, and was in on 2 fumbles, showing he's always around the action. I like how he processes and plays under control, and he's only going to get better as he continues to build reps.     Moore is the type of guy who would already be on a lot more radars if he played at a bigger school. He's a highly productive interior defensive lineman with a strong, durable frame that allows him to hold up inside. He's a true run stuffer who can anchor, eat space, and still disrupt plays in the backfield. He finished last year with 67 tackles, 6.5 TFLs, and 3 sacks, which is impressive production from the inside. He plays with heavy hands, holds his ground, and doesn't let runners slip by. I think he's one of those under-the-radar guys who has all the tools to make noise at the next level.     Voss intrigues me. He's a long, athletic 6'5" kid who was productive on defense last year, finishing with 66 tackles, 4 TFLs, and 1.5 sacks. But when I watch him move, I can't help but see the potential for him to become a great tight end down the line. He can block, has good speed for his size, and shows reliable hands. He moves well in space and has that natural fluidity you look for in a big pass catcher. Whether he stays on defense or makes the switch, he's got the tools to be a real weapon and someone I'll be keeping a close eye on.     Thacker helped anchor the Charlestown defense last year and stepped up when they needed him. He came in and started right away, bringing a calming presence that helped settle things down as the season went on. He's got good range and speed and doesn't shy away from contact. He's the type who isn't afraid to get his head dirty and mix it up. He finished with 63 total tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, and a forced fumble. I like his mentality and think he's only going to keep growing into that leadership role.

We're heading over to the 2027 class today and highlighting some recruits who are productive and have more potential in the tank that could help a collegiate program down the road.