Updated: Oregon 2027 Rankings (Top 200) 1-25

Per usual rankings are based on who projects highest at the collegiate level. Have a look at Oregon's Top 150+ honorable mention for the 2027 class <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2025/07/updated-2026-oregon-rankings-3/">https://prepredzone.com/oregon/rankings/2027-rankings/ </a>. Here will we break down #1-25 with updated offers and commitments. #26-50 will be up next.         *PLEASE NOTE: 40+ athletes were added to the 2027 rankings board so multiple individuals will drop numerous spots for that reason alone.            1.[player_tooltip player_id='632957' first='Josiah' last='Molden'] 6-0 180 CB West Linn OFFERS (15) Oregon, Ohio St, Notre Dame, USC, Washington   Molden is a 4* recruit and one of the top ranked players in America for his class. He will be in the conversation when referencing the best players ever to come out of Oregon. Last season he earned 1st team all-state honors, finishing with 33 tackles, 14 PBUs, and 2 INTs, while helping the Lions win the 6A title.    2.[player_tooltip player_id='1095838' first='Jack' last='Brauckmiller'] 6-6 220 TE/DE Canby OFFERS (1) UNLV   If Brauckmiller stays healthy and puts football first, he's a potential Sunday guy. As a three-sport athlete, he is an elite baseball player, and will have options there as well. He was only able to play in 2 1/2 games last year due to injury, where he averaged 18.5 yards per reception, catching 13 balls for 241 yards and a TD. He also stood out on D with 21 tackles and 5 tackles for loss.    3.[player_tooltip player_id='791149' first='Kawai' last='Chamberlin'] 6-3 220 LB Willamette OFFERS (4) Boise St, Washington St   Chamberlin's stock continues to rise, excelling on the camp circuit. He's big and fast and more than looked the part at Boise St where he landed an offer last month. He will be a conference POY favorite this coming season, after earning 2nd team all-league honors and finishing with 46 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, and 2 sacks last year.    4.[player_tooltip player_id='1187089' first='Seager' last='Milholen'] 6-7 235 TE Central Catholic OFFERS (7) Arizona, Cal, Wash St   Milholen has elite size and brings some unique intangibles to the table. He recently added some nice offers separate from hitting camps at LSU and Miami this off season. He will be in the spotlight this year for CC, with his former teammate and fellow 3* [player_tooltip player_id='426922' first='Andreas' last='Nicolaidis'] transferring to Bishop Gorman in Vegas.    5.[player_tooltip player_id='1246545' first='Josh' last='Christensen'] 6-6 245 DE Lake Oswego OFFERS (1) Portland St   As most know by now Christensen's stock has shot through the roof, MVPing the region's premier event in the Northwest Showcase. He will be a guy we will hear a lot about over the next two years.    6.[player_tooltip player_id='936920' first='Jasiah' last='Agnimel'] 6-3 205 WR Lake Oswego OFFERS (2) Sacramento St, Portland St   The big WR is one of the fastest rising recruits in the NW, making the move to Lake O from Mountainside, where every Friday night is a different top 10 matchup. Look for him to potentially double his numbers from last year where he caught 23 passes for 425 yards and 3 TD's, averaging 18.48 yards per catch.    7.[player_tooltip player_id='935357' first='Josiah' last='Hawkins'] 5-10 170 ATH Cascade    Hawkins is another kid who killed it at the Northwest Showcase. He will be a potential 1st team all-state kid on both sides of the football, with Cascade being a 4A title favorite. He earned 2nd team all-state honors at DB last year.    8.[player_tooltip player_id='796694' first='Jordan' last='Rossetta'] 6-5 215 QB Grants Pass   What GP record didn't this kid break last year? Rossetta earned 1st team all-league honors finishing 1st in the state in passing yards (2,728) and 2nd in passing TDs (34), while setting 6 school records. The Cavemen have an elite 2027 class and should compete for a conference title this season.    9.[player_tooltip player_id='1358896' first='Andrew' last='Guthrie'] 6-4 210 QB Summit    You have to like the kid out of Central Oregon. Summit will be a 5A title contender the next two seasons led by Guthrie. He had a good sophomore campaign, totaling 1700+ yards and 23 TDs (19 passing, 4 rushing). I would expect him to destroy those numbers this year.    10.[player_tooltip player_id='937176' first='Malachi' last='Garlington'] 6-3 175 WR Nelson   Another kid who significantly upped his stock this off season. Garlington is an elite hooper but projects as a D1 WR. He made some nice catches at the Varsity level last year and is expected to be one of the best in the Mt Hood as a junior.    11.[player_tooltip player_id='709506' first='Deckard' last='Hale'] 6-0 205 LB/ATH Grant    Watch the film. That's all I would say when it comes to Hale. He earned 1st team all PIL honors as a sophomore on D and could be one of the best RB's in the state, moving with impressive power and agility. He will play LB but will likely project as more of a Safety.    12.[player_tooltip player_id='1242623' first='Cavan' last='Rogers'] 6-1 170 DB/WR Oregon City    Rogers is a human highlight real, making some of the most impressive plays statewide over the off season. He dealt with injuries as a sophomore, being limited to 4 games and averaging 14.7 yards per catch with 2 TDs. If OC stays competitive in the TRL he will be in the POY conversation on both sides of the football.    13.[player_tooltip player_id='936855' first='Nate' last='Peau'] 6-3 310 DL Central Catholic   Defensively Peau could be the next big thing up front in Oregon. He earned honorable mention all-conference honors as a Sophomore and has the potential of being a top 5 recruit statewide with continued progression.    14.[player_tooltip player_id='937241' first='Cole' last='Hachmeister'] 5-9 170 ATH Tualatin    Hachmeister made one of the biggest jumps of any player in Oregon up the rankings board. He has elite D1 speed, going for 1,012 all-purpose yards (752 rushing, 8.8 ypc) and 13 TDs in 10 games, in the state's toughest conference. He is the exception to the rule from a size standpoint.    15.[player_tooltip player_id='1474331' first='Ben' last='Wiepert'] 6-3 190 DB/ATH Wilsonville   The Wilsonville standout has the potential of following in his brother's footsteps as a D1 athlete and the Oregon POY. He is an elite baseball player so he will have options. That said as he excelled as a sophomore, helping his team to their 2nd 5A state title in a row, making 54 tackles with a team leading 3 INTs.    16.[player_tooltip player_id='937281' first='Tripp' last='Johansen'] 6-2 260 DE/OLB Willamette OFFERS (1) Idaho   Johansen has had a phenomenal offseason landing his first D1 offer from the Vandals a few months back. His 4.0 GPA will have multiple Ivy league schools vying for his services. He makes the move from Sheldon to Willamette.    17.[player_tooltip player_id='936846' first='Leonardo' last='Correani'] 5-11 210 LB Lincoln   Easily one of the top LB's in the NW for the 2027 class. He doesn't have prototypical D1 size, but he's so good it's hard not to consider him a player at that level. He earned 1st team all-league and honorable mention all-state honors as a sophomore, with 92 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, and 2 sacks.    18.[player_tooltip player_id='855093' first='Summit' last='Cvitash'] 6-1 180 Safety Lake Oswego    I would expect an all-state year from Cvitash. He's a big physical athlete who made 42 tackles, with 9 PBU's, and a team leading 3 INTs as a sophomore. The Lakers secondary is elite.    19.[player_tooltip player_id='1569379' first='Treyton' last='Powers'] 5-11 180 RB Grants Pass   This kid looks to be the real deal recently running a 4.45 40-yard dash. Powers earned 2nd team all-conference honors as a sophomore (should have been 1st) going for 1600+ all-purpose yards and 20 TDs with zero fumbles.    20.[player_tooltip player_id='1121744' first='Pat' last='Vialva Jr.'] 5-11 165 DB Tualatin    Vialva is a D1 basketball kid but is also a standout in the secondary. He was a 2nd team all TRL selection at DB and could be a division 1 football guy if he chose to pursue the sport.    21.[player_tooltip player_id='1345242' first='Jayden' last='Robinson'] 5-11 185 ATH Jefferson   Get used to the name "Boo". The 1st team all PIL athlete returns as one of the fastest rising prospects in the state after totaling 867 rushing/receiving yards and 10 TD's in only 7 games last season.    22.[player_tooltip player_id='937311' first='Alexander' last='Mishkin'] 6-3 285 OL/DL West Linn   Mishkin had an outstanding sophomore year at Central Catholic earning 2nd team all Mt Hood honors before transferring back to his home school of West Linn. From a projection standpoint it's a wait and see, but fundamentally he is elite.    23.[player_tooltip player_id='937240' first='Isaiah' last='Ormond'] 6-2 280 DT Mountainside   Ormond makes a big jump up the rankings board as he's just flat out good. Size is a question mark if we are talking D1 ball but from a pure talent standpoint he's one of the best in Oregon. As a sophomore he was an All-Metro selection on both sides of the football.    24.[player_tooltip player_id='1242808' first='Braylon' last='Gaines'] 5-11 175 QB Nelson   A lot will depend on what Gaines does from a basketball standpoint. Much like Vialva he's a D1 kid in hoops. He will have an opportunity to shine at QB with the departure of 4-year starter Avirey Durdahl.    25.[player_tooltip player_id='1119870' first='Jamison' last='Walsh'] 6-4 200 TE Cascade   Walsh is still developing, but he brings a lot to the table being able to play multiple positions at a high level, including long snapper. He is the son of former Roseburg standout and Oregon St TE Mark Walsh.