Week 1 Friday Standouts: Offensive Stars to Follow Moving Forward

We will be taking a look at some offensive players that are under the radar that stood out during week 1. These are the players you will need to know moving forward into the season. 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.    Shirazi showed why he is one of the most dangerous receivers in the state, hauling in six receptions for 149 yards and two touchdowns. His ability to win with double moves or pure speed makes him nearly unguardable as he consistently stretched the field. Defenders struggled to keep pace as he created separation and made explosive plays downfield. Shirazi is the definition of an explosive play waiting to happen, capable of changing momentum on a single play. With this type of production, he is putting himself firmly on the radar as a player who could rise quickly in the rankings this fall.     Dupuch powered his way to a dominant performance, carrying the ball 24 times for 143 yards and three touchdowns. His blend of physicality and agility stood out as he lowered his shoulder to finish runs while also using sharp cuts to break into the open field. Defenders struggled to contain him as he consistently picked up chunk yardage and controlled the tempo of the game. Dupuch has the tools to be a true workhorse back this season and this showing is just the beginning. Expect him to be a name that climbs the rankings as his production continues to rise.     While he didn't find the end zone, Fox impressed with 90 rushing yards on just 14 carries, displaying vision, balance and explosiveness. He quickly identified running lanes, got downhill in a hurry, and showed toughness by running through arm tackles. Fox is going to build on his success and continue to prove he can be a reliable offensive weapon. His ability to keep the chains moving and create opportunities for this offense makes him a name to keep on the radar. As the season progresses, look for Fox to add touchdowns to his stat line and become a consistent playmaker for this team.     Lynn was one of the impact player in a big win against Columbine, recording five receptions for 123 yards and a touchdown. He showcased his ability to create separation against coverage and pushed the defense vertically with explosive plays downfield. Lynn has the size, athleticism and playmaking ability to develop into a consistent go to option in the passing game. His performance not only helped secure a statement win but also signaled that he is ready to become a breakout player this season. If he can continue stacking games like this, Lynn will firmly establish himself as a rising prospect to follow.     Mabe was unstoppable on Friday night, rushing for 189 yards and four touchdowns on 20 carries. He punished defenders with a physical running style, breaking through tackles while also flashing big play ability in the open field. He was able to rip off long runs or finishing drives in the redzone, Mabe showcased a complete skill set that will make him difficult for any defense to contain. His dominance was eye catching and will put him firmly on the radar of college scouts. If he continues to deliver at this level, Mabe will emerge as one of this year's top backs and should get some D1 recognition.     McVeigh made a statement against Westminster, recording four receptions for 144 yards and two touchdowns. His speed and explosiveness after the catch made him a constant threat to flip the field and he showed the ability to turn routine plays into highlight reel moments. McVeigh is developing into a dangerous big play receiver who forces defenses to account for him at all times. With more performances like this, expect Division II and Division III programs to begin paying close attention. McVeigh has the tools to be a difference maker and could see his recruiting profile rise steadily throughout the season.     Freshman standout [player_tooltip player_id='1367310' first='Kashus' last='Clarvoe'] made a huge impression in his varsity debut, scoring three total touchdowns. He carried the ball eight times for 116 yards and two scores while adding a 95 yard kickoff return touchdown that showcased his elite speed in the open field. Clarvoe's vision and anticipation as a runner are advanced for his age and his ability to break big plays makes him a home run threat every time he touches the ball. With a performance like this to open the year, Clarvoe is firmly on the radar as a young player with star potential moving forward.

We will be taking a look at some offensive players that are under the radar that stood out during week 1. These are the players you will need to know moving forward into the season. 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.