UWRF 2025 Minnesconsin MEGA Camp: Nate’s Offensive Standouts

Only a couple rounds left with our standouts list from the UWRF Minnesconsin MEGA Camp, as we move into the skill positions taking a look at my offensive standouts in River Falls.   Quarterback    I didn't spend much time evaluating the quarterbacks as much in River Falls, but I did have one name that stuck out to me which was Mason Juga out of Westosha Central in Wisconsin. The 2026 prospect, caught my attention quickly with his athleticism he brings to the table as he jumped nearly 36 inches with his vertical, a 4.75 40-yard dash, 4.56 in the pro agility, and 9'1 in the broad jump. The light reps I did take in from Mason, showed off a QB prospect with a quick release and not surprisely, great mobility with his arm strength outside of the pocket. With those testing numbers that we saw, I surely think college coaches might be intrigued with the position flexibility they could have with Mason at the next-level.    Running Back    A 2027 RB prospect out of Blaine that wasted no time catching my attention in River Falls was [player_tooltip player_id='1557517' first='Derrick' last='Obwaya']. He had to be in the top-tier out of the 1500+ in attendance with his pro agility time, which was logged as a 4.18 right in front of my eyes and his other testing numbers show off his athletic ability as well. The 5'11 175 pounder for the Bengals, ran a 4.69 in the 40-yard dash, 9'2 in the broad jump and another 35+ inch vertical that we logged with this offensive skill group from River Falls. I surely wish I could have watched more of Derrick at the UWRF Minnesconsin MEGA Camp, but as an All-Stater on the track as well for Blaine, just know that my eyes tell me this young man should be an upcoming riser in this class.    Wide Receiver    Clarence was one of only a couple WRs that caught my attention in River Falls, as I found myself watching more defensive reps during 1v1s. The verified 6'4 201 pounder from Cretin-Derham Hall showed off how sound he was right in front of my eyes making contested catches, as Clarence won the rep against one of the more physical defensive backs I encountered rep after rep in River Falls. He also boosts the high top ability to utilize his body over easily over some of the smaller cornerbacks in attendance. Clarence is yet another 2027 that made plays when it mattered at the UWRF Minnesconsin MEGA Camp.     Another new name that caught my attention in the WR group hailed from Faribault's Bethlehem Academy was 2027 prospect [player_tooltip player_id='1633450' first='Hayden' last='Dillon']. The 6'2 166 pounder, caught my attention with his explosive lower body in the broad jump and vertical struting a broad jump of 9'2 and a vertical jump of just over 34 inches which is solid for his size as a WR prospect that came in slightly taller than his pre-camp measurables. Hayden showed off an intriguing twitch at the very top of his route and one that I felt has gotten more edge after lightly watching his sophomore tape. Hayden is one that plays on both sides of the ball and in my eyes projects as a WR at the next-level. <a href="https://x.com/HaydenDill64592">Twitter</a>     The first prospect out of the state of Iowa that I have logged in my notebook from the UWRF Minnesconsin MEGA Camp was an impressive one based on the testing numbers alone, but the consistency in live reps also paid off dividends for Winterset 2026 wide receiver [player_tooltip player_id='1685835' first='Wyatt' last='Swanson']. The 6'1 190 pounder, was a certified flyer with his testing number and has excellent explosive traits too, logging a 4.63 40-yard dash, 4.31 pro agility, 9'4 in the broad, and close to 34 inches with his vertical jump. During the live reps, Wyatt showed off what looks like a fluid route-runner that moves off the top of his route with great instincts. His twitch when he cuts back on his route is an eye-catcher as you better have your footwork in check if you are a cornerback going up against him, as he persistently gets ample seperation rep after rep. I don't scout the state of Iowa as much as I used to with PRz, but I know their small town hidden gems when I see one at camps. The Falcons staff must have seen what I saw too, as he logged his fifth offer from UWRF after camp. <a href="https://x.com/Wyatt6508">Twitter</a>     We've been riding the wave for a while finding Esko athletes at prospect camps around the Midwest, but I feel we might have cracked the code to another name at the UWRF Minnesconsin MEGA Camp, which was 2027 WR [player_tooltip player_id='1703012' first='Derek' last='Nooyen']. The 6'0 171 pounder, jumped a 9'1 in the broad jump and went 4.59 in his pro agility, but Derek's main impression was shown during 1v1s. This young is a soundly fluid route-runner that you can tell has as an intriguing football IQ when you watch his change of direction on his routes. I even recall watching a rep of two of his from the SDSU prospect camp which showed off that consistent balance of athleticism. He brings a workmen's like mentality to every rep I've gotten to watch and is surely a 2027 WR we need to add to our PRZ Minnesota radar in these eyes! <a href="https://x.com/Derek_Nooyen">Twitter</a>    Tight End    Again, most of my eyes during the second session seemed to lead towards the defensive side of the ball, but the lone tight end that hit my radar is our TE3 in the 2027 is [player_tooltip player_id='1626389' first='Brady' last='Kemp'], yet another one that caught our attention out of Lakeville North. This young man showed off the well-versed hands for his age and what's even more impressive is the few reps I watched out of Brady were consistently in high traffic areas making his hands even more impressive. The verified 6'5 nearly 240 pounder from the Panthers showed off another pass catchers that brings well-versed instincts as one that I feel has a sound upside still to grow as a 2027 prospect.

Only a couple rounds left with our standouts list from the UWRF Minnesconsin MEGA Camp, as we move into the skill positions taking a look at my offensive standouts in River Falls.