Offensive Juggernauts That Put on a Show in Week 4

Stats: 8 Carries, 105 Yards, 1 Reception, 66 Yards, 3 TDs   The senior RB out of Plymouth is proving week after week that he is a very well rounded prospect. The 5'11" 180 lbs back thrives at gaining yards before contact and creating space from defenders to maximize the yards he earns before taking hits. His week 4 highlights show his patience behind the line, and also in traffic at the second level. That patience would suddenly open things up and from there his acceleration created long run after long run. Deven is an impressive athlete who is showing he knows how to use it to make plays. He is one of the better athletes at his position in the state. Check him out.      Stats: 200+ Passing Yards, 5 TDs   In just over a half of football Gannon went on an absolute tear! The left-handed senior shredded the secondary with pinpoint accuracy that also highlights the touch he has at his disposal. Gannon dropped the ball in a bucket over the shoulder of his target or perfectly lofted it over underneath coverage of an LB. Every pass in his weekly highlights this week showed decisiveness, but also patience to allow his target to get open before putting the ball right on them in stride. The senior has done well developing this past offseason.      Stats: 22 Carries, 318 Rushing Yards, 4 TDs   We talked about Justin just a couple weeks ago, and he is back with an even better performance in Week 4. The entire Pepin/Alma rushing attack had themselves a day. The OL was opening up massive holes and Justin was quick to find them and get downhill. Justin fits his role perfectly, getting that head of steam and daring defenders to step in front of his path. The 200 lbs senior thrives at running behind his pads and making it look easy to rip through arm tackles. The 6'2" 200 lbs senior RB is a tone setter who can wear down a defense and also rip off those field-flipping runs.      Stats: 7 Receptions, 124 Yards, 3 TDs   Dalton has made his living carving up secondaries over the past couple seasons. Week 4 was more of the same. Dalton's quick feet, balance, and acceleration are the foundation of his game and those traits have allowed him to dominate as a route runner, or shred defenses after the catch in the quick passing game. The senior WR did a great job of tracking the ball on multiple corner routes too. Clark is a WR that deserves far more eyes on him. Few have been as consistent as him going back to 2024.      Stats: 3 Receptions, 141 Yards, 3 TDs   Ben capitalized on every single opportunity he was give in the dominant Week 4 win. TD #1 came off a nice double move that easily opened up space for his QB to have an easy throw. TD #2 showed off more of the speed Ben has as he took the quick pass and beat pursuit down the sideline for the score. TD #3 demonstrated his ability to make DBs miss 1 on 1 and also rip through arm tackles when the defense did get hands on him. Morey is an intriguing playmaker that I will continue to watch over the next year.      Stats: 9 Receptions, 173 Yards, 2 TDs   The Delavan- Darien passing attack has been one of the best in the state this fall and Braedyn has played a big role in that success. It was clear the defense respected his speed as he had huge cushions off the line. The only problem with that is if you give McKean an inch he has the wiggle and burst of acceleration to turn any catch into a huge gain. That happened multiple times in Week 4 as he knifed through secondaries. The junior WR is an extremely elusive runner after the catch. Get this riser on your radars for the Class of 2027.      Stats: 11/15, 256 Yards, 3 TDs, 25 Rushing Yards, 1 TD   This was Jeffrey's top performance of the season, so far. He went up against a talented defense and came away with a highly productive, versatile, explosive, and efficient day with his arm and legs. Ford was able to carve up the defense with an arm that could hit tight windows with velocity, and also attack the deep portion of the field with accuracy. The senior passer demonstrated poise in the pocket while facing pressure in his face. It was clear that Jeffrey was in complete command of his offense, knew where he needed to go with the ball and was able to execute on time and with pinpoint accuracy. It was a great showing for an under the radar senior recruit.      Stats: 14 Carries, 130 Yards, 2 TDs   Chase is a two-way athlete who could make this week's offense or defense articles, but it is his offensive work that I wanted to focus on this time around. The senior athlete actually plays QB for Marinette this season, but it is still his running talents that shine on tape. Chase does a great job of reading and deciding to keep the ball or not. When he does keep it the senior is quick to get north-south and has that explosive power to get attack between the tackles. Despite being only 170 lbs the senior athlete is a physical runner that has shown on several carries per week that he can absorb contact and bounce off hits while staying balanced and moving forward. Chase is one of those northern WI hidden gems that teams need to check out.      Stats: 7 Carries, 137 Yards, 2 TDs   Ethan actually dominated in all three phases of the game on Friday night, but we will focus on his play on offense. Dynamic is a great word for describing Ethan on offense. You will find him out wide at receiver or taking snaps at QB. At QB the senior dominates on the ground. He has that explosive burst to win in tight spaces. The senior is one of the fastest players in northern WI and it shows as he beats angles and is also able to open up separation from DBs on his deeper routes. Ethan is such a versatile weapon that is proving on a weekly basis that he will be a steal for a program in the near future.      Stats: 17 Carries, 200 Yards, 2 TDs   In a massive Week 4 victory, Nico stepped up and delivered a monster performance. The 6' 190 lbs junior wasted no time showing off his game-breaking speed as he ripped off his first touch on tape for a 95+ yard TD run. Nico also has a ton of examples of high football IQ plays. He will press the hole to force defenders to commit then cut outside last second to open grass or he will use angles to draw defenders into positions that open up seams of daylight that he can attack. On top of the speed and IQ, Nico is a downhill runner that can rip away from arm tackles and keep his feet to earn the tough yards. The junior is looking like an RB that will need to be on the radar of college programs for the Class of 2027. Give the tape a watch.      Stats: 12/24, 274 Yards, 4 TDs, 103 Rushing Yards   One of the top dual threat QBs in the state put together a great example of those abilities in Week 4. Vincent has developed as a passer from where he was in 2024. You see the poise under pressure this week as well as the ability to go through progressions instead of tucking and running right away. Both led to huge plays for Germantown in Week 4. That athleticism is also being utilized to keep plays alive while still having his eyes downfield. Developing as a passer has also made his running threat even more dangerous because the defense has to stay honest in coverage, which opens up more lanes for him to attack with his legs.      Stats: 9 Carries, 140 Yards, 2 TDs   Morell's Week 4 offensive highlights are a great example of his speed and quick twitch agility. It only took him 9 carries to put together an elite performance. He did it by winning with speed that outran angles or by picking through traffic with his elusive agility. It is very clear that Morell was playing faster than the rest of the field as he ripped off long run after long run. His second gear in the open field never allowed the defense to chase him down on the way to those long TDs. Plus his vision with the ball gave him even more of an advantage over the defense. Check out the explosive weapon's tape below.