2026 Rankings: Risers 81-120

Let's continue our look at risers in our revised rankings.    Knap has a good frame and will continue to grow into it. He is an exciting on-ball backer who is active and does well impacting plays. He does well weaving through traffic and not getting bogged down. When rushing the quarterback, he does well disengaging from his blocks and uses his quickness to close ground. He's an exciting player who does well at limiting big plays.     Figiel jumps 17 spots and has good size, displays good footwork, and creates separation. He shows good speed and has creativity after the catch. He is strong at the catch point and has little wasted movement when getting vertical. He's an exciting prospect with tools and traits to like. He should pick up late offers.     Jayden has put on good size this year and he's been an effective pass rusher that has been needed for Corner Canyon. He can work as an EDGE rusher and move inside if needed. He shows good physicality and has active hands. He shows good enough hip bend to get around the corner and has the strength to overwhelm his linemen. He should garner late offers.     Corbin jumps 66 spots in the latest rankings. He's had an exceptional year. He's been a chess piece. He can be used as a modern day, athletic tight end that is detached and moved around, can be inline, be motioned around and be used as a running back/H-back. He has put on good size, and his duality allows him to fill multiple positions along the depth chart at a program at the next level. He has good strength and physicality. He does well surviving contact and creating with the ball in his hands. He is a willing blocker and is strong at the catch point. He's a talented player who will garner late offers and end up playing on Saturdays.     Braxton jumps 37 spots in the latest rankings. He is a defensive back who can be used on the offensive side of the ball. He has good hips, drives on the ball, and has good overall quickness. He displays strong hands and is a player who consistently makes plays on the ball. He'll look to continue his big year now that region play has commenced.     Joaquin jumps 32 spots and is now inside the top 100. He is a defensive back who shows good hips and has the quickness necessary. He has good reactionary skills and is a player who will make a play on the ball. He's a physical player and a willing run-stopping supporter.     Logan makes a massive jump in the rankings and has been ultra productive. He has good size, is a boundary receiver, and even when defenses know that the ball is coming his way, he still finds ways to get open and be an easy target for his signal caller. He has strong hands and does well creating late separation. He'll find his way onto a roster and earn playing time on Saturdays.     Tony has been an excellent on-ball backer and is best when pressing forward and attacking. He is light on his feet, moves well laterally, and does well weaving his way through traffic and showcasing his burst to close on the ball carrier. He's a physical player and helps set the tone for the Lone Peak defense. He'll get late offers.     Briggs makes a huge jump in the rankings. He is a run-stuffing tackle who has athletic traits that'll play. He is utilized as a short-yardage running back to hammer it home, and he's a player with good hand-eye coordination. He's a defensive tackle that occupies good space, has the physicality and strength to advance his positioning, and will find his way onto a roster and dress for Saturdays.     Talmage takes a jump and is now inside the top 115. He is a creator with the ball in his hands. He can win short and intermediate routes and is a player who shows good contact balance and is a dependable target.     Easton jumps inside the top 120 and is an active backer with good size and physicality. He has a good burst and is a player who does well pressing forward and attacking. He will weave his way through traffic and does well shedding his block, and has good pursuit. He's having a productive season and should garner late interest in recruiting.    That was our look at additional risers.

Let's continue our look at risers in our revised rankings.