Lighting Up the Scoreboards: Best of Week 3 Offense

Week 3 saw a lot of uncommitted talent, especially in the Class of 2026 put up big numbers that lit up the scoreboard and brought home big victories. Every athlete in today's article scored 2 TDs or more, and some punched in a lot more. We have a QB that had a pair of TDs on the ground and through the air, a QB who put up over 400 yards combined through the air and on the ground, and an RB with nearly 250 yards and a trio of TDs to secure a big victory. That is just the tip of the iceberg in this article of a dozen standout offensive skill players. So let's turn on the tape and talk about what I see.    Stats: 6/10, 56 Passing Yards, 1 TD, 83 Rushing Yards, 2 TDs   Nick helped lead New Richmond to a big win in Week 3, and did it with his arm and his legs. The massive recruit is proving to be a viable threat for next level OCs. He has a huge frame that can generate field- stretching arm strength. Despite the big frame, Nick has clips showing that he can catch the snap and get the ball out instantly and accurately. What will surprise many is the athleticism Nick also brings to the field. There aren't many 230 lbs QBs who can also keep it on read options and break free for 60 yard chunks. I can't recommend enough that you check out this QB's highlights.      Stats: 12/22, 137 Passing Yards, 2 TDs, 58 Rushing Yards, 2 TDs   Cedar Grove- Belgium has been a program that for years has known how to produce outstanding offensive numbers. The big producer this week, and season, is senior QB Carter Schmitz. The senior just hit my radar earlier this season, but I'm fully on board with this kid as a next level recruit. Carter shows off super quick footwork dropping from under center and is able to set and throw in a split second with smooth, sharp mechanics. His ability to also reset and move through progressions shined on his Week 3 tape. The arm talent is definitely there too. Carter can make the ball jump out of his hand and maintain that velocity all the way to the catch pretty much anywhere on the field. The well-developed senior QB seems to be under the radar. You need to check out this potential steal.      Stats: 16 Carries, 155 Yards, 2 TDs   Columbus is going to do one thing before anything else on offense. Run the ball. They have had historic performances in recent years, but with graduations they were looking for a new feature back. It looks like that call has been answered by [player_tooltip player_id='1677698' first='Bobby' last='Tracy']. The junior RB is an undersized athlete, but that hasn't slowed him down. Bobby wins with his patience, vision, and then acceleration to fly through gaps before LBs can get their eyes on him. Bobby was a decisive runner in Week 3, trusting his speed to beat angles instead of dancing around defenders. I'm very excited to see the season long numbers that Bobby produces this fall.      Stats: 13/18, 266 Passing Yards, 2 TDs, 25 Rushing Yards, 1 TD   This summer Quintin made a strong impression during the Whitewater camp and wanted to see how his play would look on the field come the season. Checking back in during Week 3 and it looks like things are going well for the junior. He is being leaned on consistently and delivering strong numbers. Quick decisions, great timing, and accurate ball placement shine on every pass of his highlights. Add in the ability to move in the pocket and break loose for chunk plays and you get a QB developing into a consistently impactful player just like Quintin.      Stats: 12/21, 263 Passing Yards, 4 TDs, 17 Carries, 171 Yards, 4 TDs   I believe this isn't the first week that we have talked about the SPASH QB, but the junior keeps producing weekly reasons to talk about him. This week it was an unreal 8 TD performance perfectly split between 4 through the air and 4 on the ground. Through the air the junior was wildly aggressive. He wasn't afraid to let it rip and trusted that he has the arm and accuracy to hit his man in stride. That faith was worthy as big play after big play makes up his tape. The athleticism that Trent shows off is even more impressive than the arm. He is so sudden, agile, and explosive helping him get out of the pocket and through traffic. Once he hits that green grass the long speed kicks in for the big plays. The junior is one of the most exciting QBs in the early season here in WI. You need to watch the highlights!      Stats: 11/20, 202 Yards, 2 TDs   Keegan and the Franklin team were in one of the Games of the Week vs Racine Case, but they made it look like anything but that with their impressive 35-7 win. Looking at the early season from Keegan it is clear that he was ready for his time as QB1. The junior is already technically sound with his feet and eyes strongly connected and everything works as one when throwing the ball to allow him to put the necessary velocity on the ball and give him the range to stretch the field. The poise that Keegan played with was equally as impressive as the physical tools. His eyes were locked downfield, even when he had to avoid pressure or get outside the pocket. Keegan was ready for the big moments and has Franklin rolling as we enter midseason. Get this kid on your radars if he isn't there yet.      Stats: 13 Carries, 164 Yards, 2 TDs   We talk a lot about the Grantsburg passing attack, but the past two years we have seen their offense actually be very well balanced by a talented RB. Their 2025 starting RB is the focal of this standout spot. Junior RB [player_tooltip player_id='1715901' first='Daxter' last='Schultz'] is the exact type of RB you need to watch if you love old-school, physical, hard-hitting athletes. Daxter also plays LB and the physicality needed there has carried over to his offensive attack. He would rather run through you than around you, and that type of mentality is going to wear down defenses all fall and help this Grantsburg offense return to where they want to be this November. The powerful athlete is a name to know at RB and LB.      Stats: 19 Carries, 240 Yards, 3 TDs   Connor plays the FB role in the Homestead backfield. A role that requires a downhill, strong runner who can create yards with power and contact balance. Connor seems to thrive off contact. He does a great job of bouncing off contact and keeping his feet churning for yards. Connor also runs very decisive, another key requirement for the way their offense runs plays. Pangallo also shows that he has the vision and patience to attack wider gaps too. The senior is handling a large workload and turning it into a successful season for himself and Homestead.      Stats: 20 Carries, 171 Yards, 2 TDs   Carter is an intriguing athlete. He isn't a burner, but plays in a way that consistently creates big gains on the ground. It is a combination of patience, north-south decisive running, and a second gear when he does get out in space. Carter has that balanced attack you look for in a higher volume back. He can run between the tackles and create yards after contact and then attack off tackle on the next play. Carter also did a great job of falling forward on his carries. He gets the most out of every carry.      Stats: 9/15, 128 Passing Yards, 1 TD, 22 Carries, 149 Yards, 1 TD   Chetek-Weyerhaeuser is putting together a great season, and QB [player_tooltip player_id='1804731' first='Aiden' last='Becker'] is a big reason why. The senior is the team's leader in all passing categories and also the team's leading rusher. Aiden does a lot of his work on the ground, especially this past week. He lets blocks develop and will run behind his pads to create yards. Aiden runs in a way that will tire out a defense because he is a load to bring down. On top of the running threat, Aiden is able to carve up defenses in the short to intermediate ranges with his arm. The senior has Cheek-Weyerhaeuser rolling into the midseason.      Stats: 5 Receptions, 123 Yards, 1 TD   We have been fans of Logan here at PRZ WI for years now, so we aren't surprised to see that he put together a great Week 3 performance. The big play threat WR found success in every way. He ripped the top off the defense with his speed on the first play and easily tracked the ball over his shoulder for the score. Logan also showed the quickness and ability to work through traffic on an impressive bubble screen catch that turned into a huge gain. Aquinas focused on getting him the ball quickly and letting him beat the defense with his legs and it returned great results.      Stats: 14/18, 204 Yards, 4 TDs, 75 Rushing Yards, 1 TD   One of my favorite senior QBs put together a fantastic display of his talents in a Week 3 victory. Grant carved up Wilmot with accuracy, arm strength to attack the entire field, and athleticism at times. The touch that Grant demonstrates on his deep passes jumped off the tape on multiple completions. The way he can drop it in a bucket and let his man run under it in stride sparked a lot of big gains after the catch. Grant is going to be one of the steals of this Class at the rate he is going. The entire field is open to his arm talent. College coaches need to check him out. They are missing out.

Week 3 saw a lot of uncommitted talent, especially in the Class of 2026 put up big numbers that lit up the scoreboard and brought home big victories. Every athlete in today's article scored 2 TDs or more, and some punched in a lot more. We have a QB that had a pair of TDs on the ground and through the air, a QB who put up over 400 yards combined through the air and on the ground, and an RB with nearly 250 yards and a trio of TDs to secure a big victory. That is just the tip of the iceberg in this article of a dozen standout offensive skill players. So let's turn on the tape and talk about what I see.