Breaking Out Early: Week 2’s Top Game Changers

Florida has long been a hotbed of high school football talent. Annually, Florida produces some of the nation's top prospects. Florida athletes are known for their speed, agility, and raw athleticism. These prospects have made names for themselves and have caught the attention of coaches and scouts at the collegiate level. With the 2025 season getting closer, we're looking for players whose stock is rising in the state.   These players are all talented and have college-level abilities. Some of these players have a few offers, but all of them have the ability to play college football at some level.   There are some big-time, highly rated prospects and several sleeper prospects who should all be getting looks for the next level. This list is full of stud prospects.   Prep Redzone Florida will always support every player on their journey to playing college football.   [player_tooltip player_id='1640493' first='Nashawn' last='Jacobs'] (c/o 2026) Position: Running Back School: Baldwin High Height/Weight: 5'10”, 170 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 2): 45 carries for 329 yards, 3 TDs   Evaluation: Jacobs is a versatile back with a good blend of speed and vision. He finds running lanes effectively and accelerates quickly through the second level. His production shows he can carry a heavy workload, and he runs with balance that allows him to stay upright through contact. A reliable offensive weapon who can wear down defenses and break explosive plays.   Chris Siska (c/o 2026) Position: Quarterback School: Boynton Beach High Height/Weight: 6'1”, 180 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 2): 36-68, 535 yards, 6 TDs   Evaluation: Siska is a confident passer with the ability to push the ball downfield and make defenses respect his arm talent. He throws with good velocity and has a knack for hitting receivers in stride. His command of the passing game is evident in his production, showing comfort spreading the ball around to different targets. A developing leader under center with strong upside.   [player_tooltip player_id='1130425' first='Zachary' last='Stelus'] (c/o 2028) Position: Defensive Tackle School: Spanish River High Height/Weight: 6'2”, 275 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 2): 8 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 sacks, 4 QB hurries   Evaluation: Stelus is a disruptive force on the defensive line with the strength and quickness to control the trenches. He fires off the snap with power, creating problems for interior blockers and collapsing pockets. His ability to rack up TFLs and sacks highlights his impact as both a run-stopper and pass rusher. A young defensive lineman with advanced physicality and playmaking ability for his class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1258688' first='Mason' last='Chapman'] (c/o 2026) Position: Quarterback School: Boca Raton High Height/Weight: 5'11”, 180 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 2): 16-33, 237 yards, 1 TD   Evaluation: Chapman is a developing quarterback with solid mechanics and the ability to make throws at all 3-levels. He shows good touch on his passes and continues to improve his consistency as a decision-maker. His confidence in delivering the ball under pressure allows him to keep drives alive. A steady field general with room to grow into a complete signal-caller.   Daniel Haith (c/o 2026) Position: Running Back/Athlete School: Bonita Springs High Height/Weight: 5'11”, 165 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 2): 34 carries, 237 yards, 3 TDs   Evaluation: Haith is an athletic playmaker who can impact the game as both a runner and an all-around athlete. He shows quick acceleration and the ability to make defenders miss in space. His versatility makes him valuable in multiple roles, and he runs with a natural instinct for finding yardage after contact. A dynamic weapon with the potential to create explosive plays every time he touches the football.

Florida has long been a hotbed of high school football talent. Annually, Florida produces some of the nation's top prospects. Florida athletes are known for their speed, agility, and raw athleticism. These prospects have made names for themselves and have caught the attention of coaches and scouts at the collegiate level. With the 2025 season getting closer, we're looking for players whose stock is rising in the state.