Playmakers Club: Northeast Ohio

Mike Robinson August 19, 2025 @ 09:51 PM

<h1 class="wp-block-heading"></h1>   As the 2025 season approaches, Northeast Ohio football is once again home to some of the state's top prospects. These four seniors bring a mix of college commitments, leadership, and game-changing ability that should make them focal points under the Friday night lights.   Cole Miller – QB – North Ridgeville – Class of 2026 Miller steps into his senior year as the leader of the Rangers' offense. After learning from a strong graduating class, he now has the keys to an attack that will lean on his arm and decision-making. His experience and poise make him one of the most important quarterbacks to watch in the SWC.   Braelin Dally – DE – Strongsville – Class of 2026 With explosive first-step quickness, Dally has the tools to be one of the premier pass rushers in the region. Playing opposite Ohio commit [player_tooltip player_id='1661338' first='Austin' last='Adkins'], he consistently forces offenses to account for both edges. His motor and ability to disrupt plays in the backfield make him a breakout candidate for 2025.   [player_tooltip player_id='1317479' first='Caden' last='Carter'] – LB – Walsh Jesuit – Class of 2026 (Bowling Green commit) Carter is the definition of a tone-setter on defense. The Bowling Green commit diagnoses plays quickly and flies downhill to deliver hits. He brings leadership to a defense stacked with college talent and should play a key role in Walsh Jesuit's pursuit of another deep playoff run.   Kendrick Boddie – RB – Strongsville – Class of 2027 Only a junior, Boddie is one of the most dynamic ball carriers in Northeast Ohio. He showed his ability to rip off big gains during scrimmages and should thrive behind a strong offensive line. His vision, balance, and burst make him a player to watch as Strongsville looks to contend in 2025.