From Promise to Power: 2027 Breakouts Ahead

Buckeye is a brawler of an offensive lineman. The G, T measures in at 6'3 300 pounds, and he dominates snap in and snap out. He even got some snaps at center as well. Buckeye has elite strength. He consistently overpowers his opponent. Very good initial quickness. Buckeye takes control of his opponent and doesn't let go. Very good hand strength and hand placement. Good hand speed to engage with the defender first. He has good foot quickness as well paired with a good knee bend. Buckeye has a very good anchor and dominates in pass protection. He also brings that same tenacity and fire to the run game. Doesn't matter where he's slotted up whether at tackle or guard, he will dominate.     Measuring in at 5'11 160-pounds, Sand was an example of consistency and being reliable for Liberty. He had 19 punts for 871 yards. It got inside the 20, 8 times, and his longest was 73 total yards. Sand has a good kicking motion, and very good kick power. His leg demolishes the ball that's in front of him. He has very good hang time on his punts, which in turn allows the special teamers more time to attack the defense. Very good kick accuracy, and very good kick placement as well. Sand is another name to know moving forward in the special teams department.     Filleman is a lengthy and ranging athlete for Regis Jesuit. Measuring in at 6'2 180 pounds, he had 69 total tackles (35 solo, 35 assisted), 4 TFL, 1 sack, 7 QB pressures, 1 INT, 3 FF, 2 PD, 1 blocked punt, 17 receptions for 160 yards and 1 touchdown. He has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, change of direction, and good jumping. Filleman lines up all over the field, whether at the line of scrimmage, box, or deep zone. He maintains very good strength and hits the running back hard creating fumbles. Very good read and reaction speed. Good block shedding, and very good get off speed. When he rushes off the edge, he demonstrates a good bend and relies on his speed and strength to overpower the tight end or tackle. He's all over the field consistently, and I'm very excited to see how he does over the course of the season.     Capehart is an exciting prospect to watch, slotting in at both tackle and guard. The 6'4 275 pound offensive lineman has very good strength, and very good body control, paired with very good hand strength and placement. He uses this to control and steer his opponent with ease. He starts with a low pad level and has good quickness out of his stance, engaging with the defender first. Capehart utilizes his very good foot quickness to mirror the DL or push forward in the run game. Good pull blocking. In the pass game, he maintains a good anchor. Capehart also has good athletic ability out in space and shows good speed from 1st level to 2nd level blocks. Keep an eye out for a breakout season from this standout OL.     Quintana had himself a great offseason. The standout kicker/ punter measures in at 5'10 140 pounds. Last season, he had 16 kickoffs for 885 yards, 6 touchbacks, 15 punts for 531s, 68/72 on PAT, and 5/8 on FG with his longest being 47 yards. Quintana has very good kick power and very good kick accuracy. He has a good hang time on his punts and will pin the special teams back deep. He stays cool under pressure, staying poised throughout games. His big leg and accuracy will have colleges taking an extra look to join their program.