Stock Up: 2026 Offensive Sleepers on the Rise

Today we will be taking a look at some prospects that will be appearing on the next rankings update but who you should know for the season. These are the players looking to turn more scouts heads and pop onto the radar. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.    McVeigh is quietly building the kind of résumé that turns heads late in recruiting cycles. He's been active on the 7v7 circuit this offseason, showing off his explosive speed and natural separation ability. His route running continues to improve, and his strong hands make him a reliable option in contested situations, highlighted by an impressive catch he made while lying on his back this summer. With some D3 programs already paying attention, McVeigh's big play capability and home run potential could push him into D2 discussions soon. If he builds chemistry with his quarterback early, expect McVeigh to make noise this fall.     At 6'8, 305 pounds, Boyce is an imposing force up front who brings power and surprising quickness to the offensive line. He plays with natural leverage and uses his size to dominate at the point of attack, routinely clearing out running lanes and keeping defenders off balance. In pass protection, Boyce is a wall, able to absorb bull rushes and mirror quicker defenders. Northern Colorado has already taken notice, but don't be surprised if more Division I programs come calling this fall. Boyce's rare combination of size, mobility, and technique makes him one of the top breakout linemen to track in 2026.     Martinez brings an edge to the interior offensive line with a physical, aggressive style that jumps out on film. He plays through the whistle, consistently winning leverage battles and showing violent hands in run blocking. Martinez excels at climbing to the second level and making clean contact, springing big plays with his awareness and quickness. He's also proven steady in pass protection, anchoring down and keeping defenders off balance. His toughness and motor make him a tone setter in the trenches. As Martinez continues to refine his technique, he projects as a breakout candidate to watch closely.     Marcoux brings size, versatility, and athleticism to the wide receiver room. A hybrid type player who can line up out wide or tight to the formation, Marcoux is a deep threat who wins with body control and physicality. He excels at high pointing the ball and coming down with tough catches in traffic. His strong hands and ability to shake tacklers make him a possession receiver that can keep the chains moving and red zone threat. He does not only have a receiving skill set, he's an underrated blocker on the edge, helping open running lanes with his physical presence. With some D2/D3 interest already, expect his stock to rise this fall.     Green is a name offensive line coaches need to know. The 2026 tackle has the intangibles to project to the next level, quick feet, long arms and strong hands. He moves with excellent balance and shows the ability to mirror agile edge rushers with an affective kick slide. Green is also strong at the point of attack, using leverage to seal the edge and create room for his backs. D2 schools have begun to show interest but his performance this fall could very well elevate him into D1 consideration. Green's combination of athleticism and power makes him a riser in the 2026 class.

Today we will be taking a look at some prospects that will be appearing on the next rankings update but who you should know for the season. These are the players looking to turn more scouts heads and pop onto the radar. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.