Underrated 2028 Georgia Prospects With a Ton of Upside

There are many different things that set the young prospects aside from the others, but often times their scouting is based on the upside.   There are many different players in the state of Georgia with valuable upside. The state of Georgia is always producing these type of players, but five names have really started to stand out to me in the upside category.   Here is who has stood out to me.    Talk about a heavy runner. He is someone who I feel is very impressive in the run game. He battled back from an injury that he suffered, but you definitely can't tell from watching his film. He runs with the willingness to do what it takes to move the chains. Carter is a patient back, but is also aggressive when attacking the gaps. He runs without hesitation when shooting gaps, which is what you like to see at his age. Very talented player with solid speed. By the time he hits his full potential with Adairsville, fans of other teams will be sick of hearing his name.     Not only is Miller one of the most gifted athletes on this list, but he is also one of the better passers in the state of Georgia as a whole. He is someone who is best when given the ability to fit the ball in tight windows. He plays much older than he really is, and is a very mature quarterback with the need to make plays. He has one of the better arms in the country and will be playing football on Saturdays without a doubt in my mind.     Baig continues to develop as a passer, but don't sleep on his ability to use his legs. He is a true leader at the signal-calling position, but what I am most pleased with is his ability to be able to make plays out of nothing. More specifically, his ability to make passes with pressure in his face or around him as a whole. Baig is the more raw prospect out of him and Miller on the list; however, a fair rebuttal would be mentioning that he might have the highest upside on this list.     Hammond is a work in progress, but the majority of players his age are. He has snaps under his belt at both offensive tackle and on the interior of the line, which is great for his development. He is quite good at pass protection, and his vision is a plus without a doubt. He has great vision when it comes to picking up chip block opportunities and identifying the blitzes coming his way. He is going to need to add some size and work on his hand placement, but overall, his upside is very intriguing as he very well could be one of the better linemen in North Georgia.     Another Dalton offensive lineman, who could be very good in the coming years. There is a reason he is starting for them today, and that is because he does well in many different aspects. Those aspects include the pass blocking he brings to the table and his size. He is much more comfortable and dominant in the pass blocking scene, as I would like to see some more violence when pushing high school players off the line of scrimmage against their will. He will only continue to get better, but his upside leads me to believe he and Hammond will both be top linemen in their area.

There are many different things that set the young prospects aside from the others, but often times their scouting is based on the upside.