Under The Radar Studs That Are Emerging This Season

Today we will be looking at some under the radar players that are making some noise as we are approaching midseason. These are the players you will need to add to your radar as we move forward into the year. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.    Wilson has been one of the most consistent signal callers to start the season, throwing for 1,284 yards with 16 touchdowns against only three interceptions. His efficiency stands out, as does his ability to read defenses and anticipate throws before windows close. Wilson is not just a pocket passer, he can extend plays with his legs and pick up key yardage when needed, keeping defenses honest. His poise and decision making continue to progress each week and his early production suggests he could be a late riser on recruiting boards. Wilson is a quarterback worth keeping an eye on as the season unfolds.     Oesterle has been a disruptive force on defense, totaling 47 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and a sack. His ability to shed blocks quickly and pressure the quarterback makes him a constant challenge for opposing offenses. Oesterle plays with a high motor and shows strong instincts, often finding himself around the football and finishing plays with physicality. His presence sets the tone for his defense, and he has the versatility to impact both against the run and in pass rush situations. With continued production, Oesterle is a name that should begin surfacing more frequently on the recruiting radar.     Newman has carved out a role as a reliable target in his offense, recording 192 yards and four touchdowns on 11 receptions. Standing at 6'1 and being able to use his size to his advantage, Newman thrives in contested catch situations and has emerged as a mismatch threat in the red zone. His precise route running and strong hands make him a dependable possession receiver, while his ability to finish drives elevates his impact. Newman may be under the radar, but his consistency and knack for finding the end zone, makes him a rising playmaker with plenty of upside moving forward.     Taylor has proven himself as one of the more versatile under the radar prospects this season. On offense, he averages 20 yards per reception and brings explosiveness as a gadget player who can take handoffs out of the backfield. Defensively, Taylor has shown the ability to be a lockdown defensive back, using his speed and ball skills to shut down opposing receivers. His athleticism allows him to make plays in all phases and he can be an impact player on either side of the ball. With a skill set that translates well on both sides of the ball, Taylor is quickly becoming a name to track.     Kim is making a strong return after missing most of last season and he is already showing his ability to impact games as a cornerback. He brings physicality to the position, not shying away from contact and delivering big hits in run support. Kim has the awareness to force turnovers and the speed to stay step for step with opposing receivers, limiting separation. His aggressive style of play makes him a dual threat in coverage and against the run. With a healthy season ahead, Kim has the tools to re-establish himself as a playmaker and a defender that will be on D1 radars.

Today we will be looking at some under the radar players that are making some noise as we are approaching midseason. These are the players you will need to add to your radar as we move forward into the year. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.