2026 Rankings: Top 50 Risers

Region play has commenced, who has made the most out of nonregion action? Who are key risers? Let's dig in!    Legend is arguably the twitchiest receiver in the class. He gets to full gear within strides and has great hip fluidity, and his speed doesn't slow down with in-and-out-breaking routes. He is an exceptional athlete who has good footwork, is great after the catch, and is one of the best in the class as a pure speed burner.     Tradon moves up 15 spots, and he has made tremendous strides from last year to this year. He has great size and frame, and his processing time is great. He has good ball placement and leads his receivers open. He throws with good velocity and can manipulate Safeties. It would not be a surprise if he were to pick up late Power Four offers.     Dyson has elite speed for a running back; his quickness, lateral explosion, and his top gear is elite for the position. He is a willing between-the-tackles runner, does well in pass protection, and has exceptional hands. He's a back that will garner lots of late interest in recruiting.     Benjamin has good size and is light on his feet. He's improved his overall game since transferring into Lehi. He has quick hands, moves well laterally, and is one of the better linemen in the class. It would not surprise if he picked up additional offers late in the process.     Graham is having an exceptional season and even with shaded coverage and defenses know that the ball is coming his way, he still finds ways to get open, and is a game changer. He has good speed, is light on his feet, his footwork is good and he is a nuanced route runner who does well with head and shoulder fakes. He naturally creates separation and is strong at the catch point. He's an excellent prospect and one of the best receivers in a deep class.     Adruen comes in from Hawaii, and he is an exceptional EDGE rusher. He is quick off the line, moves well laterally, possesses the necessary speed and power to get his lineman off balance, and has the hand strength to finish off his blocker. He has good pursuit and does well shedding his blocks. He can work inside if needed and is a player who brings a lot of versatility.     Aisa is arguably the biggest riser from the offseason. He's come into a deep West defensive line and has not only made a mark on the team, but has stood out. With a bunch of D1 recruits on that defense, that says a lot. He is an excellent athlete and even plays some H-Back/Tight End on offense and has come up big on the offensive front. He has good hip bend to win around the corner and has the speed and power to win in multiple ways. He has the size and frame necessary, and he will garner plenty of late D1 offers. He's had an exceptional season.     Jesse has a good athletic frame that can add on 10-15 lbs. He is quick off the line and does an excellent job at overwhelming his linemen. He has an array of moves and can win with power and speed. He is excellent at changing up his moves and can win against any lineman. He has quick, active hands, has good hip bend to get around the edge, and he does well with his pursuit. He's a player who should get some late offers.     Hayden is an exceptional receiver who has good footwork, is good in and out of his breaks and creates natural separation. He is strong at the catch point and is the best player on the team. With opposing defenses knowing that he's the primary target, he still gets to his destination and comes up big in high-leverage situations. He's a player who will play on Saturdays and will get late offers.     Mason is an excellent backer and is effective in attacking and pressing forward as he is off the ball and in space and coverage. He is quick on his feet, can weave through traffic without getting bogged down, and does well in shedding his blocks. He shows good anticipation and is a defensive leader out there.     Coen climbs 14 spots and lands inside the top 50 overall. He is electric off the line and has good hip bend to win with his speed, and has the hand fighting to get his lineman off balanced. He has the strength and physicality to win with power and can overwhelm his linemen. He is an exciting EDGE rusher who can win in multiple ways. He'll be playing on Saturdays, and he is a D1 talent.     Viliami is a two way player and the heart and soul of the Woods Cross team. On offense, as a running back, he is a power back that shows good vision and contact balance. He shows good wiggle to make defenders miss and has the physical style of play to finish off his run. As an EDGE rusher, he is quick off the line, has good play strength, and the necessary hip fluidity to win around the corner. He shows good speed and power to win and still has room to grow and be molded as an edge rusher. He brings tantalizing traits on that side of the ball.     Pringle is an exceptional defensive back and a ball hawk. He shows good speed and has the hip fluidity to stick to his man. He has the versatility to play multiple positions in the defensive back room. He has good ball tracking skills, vision, and does a good job at making a play on the ball and impacting plays that come his way.    Those were risers in the top 50.

Region play has commenced, who has made the most out of nonregion action? Who are key risers? Let's dig in!