WL to Ranked, Projecting Ranking Boosts for 25 PA Seniors, Part 1

<p class="text-gray-700">5'9, 180 pounds, self-reported 3.4 GPA. Self-reports some seriously impressive weight room and testing numbers. Up five pounds since Spring. Currently on our watch list, yet Otero is already busy uploading tape from his first three senior games onto Hudl. </p>   <p>Consistent production like what's been shown so far on tape, and Otero will be on a fast track to landing on our 2026 RB rankings. The back in a ton of I-formation sets, Otero isn't scoring on each and every carry he gets, yet I love the downhill approach he's taking with each handoff. Otero presses his designated hole and works well moving laterally when working his reads inside-out. Consistently following his lead blocker with pace and patience, allowing his lanes to develop then hitting said lane with balance and power. He's a bit sturdier than his measurables suggest. Excited to see more.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Alexotero_20/status/1916296143308304656 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">6'2, 265 pounds. Posted a two-minute highlight reel of his junior season back in February. Also posted a single-game cut-up of his best reps against Juniata. 3.2 GPA. </p>   <p>Really like his left tackle performance against Juniata. First rep on tape has Marshall flattening an off-balanced pass-rusher. Marshall proves he can handle opposing defenders that match his size. Solid motor, looks to move well, which is a must at his current weight. Easily a rankable tackle prospect, one who is already seeing love from local DIIs and DIIIs. excited to share his name a bit further.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Dbando60/status/1959019944970264800 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">A shame that I still have this young man on our watch list even after he posted a seven-minute tape on Hudl back in December. A member of the WPIAL 5A runner-up Peters Township team, specifically aligning at DE for the program as a junior last Fall. 6'0, 195 pounds, is a Lacrosse participant at PT, all of this while self-reporting a 3.7 GPA.</p>   <p>Doran's junior season tape will be evaluated fully at a later date, yet watching the first two minutes is enough for me to rank Doran relatively well among 2026 DE peers. I took a quick peek at Doran's single-game cut-up after the bout against McKeesport. Doran registered a QB pressure thanks to a great second-effort rep, aligned shading the outside shoulder of the play-side guard. What Doran puts on tape as a senior matters most. I'll hold off on an actual evaluation until I see more, yet he's on track.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Erie's [player_tooltip player_id='1688422' first='Nijon' last='Young'] has two different Hudl accounts, one of which doesn't have his junior tape posted, which is why he is currently on our watch list. On his Twitter/X account, however, you can see his junior season pinned. Said tape released in March of this past Spring. </p>   <p>Young, who stands at 6'1, 215 pounds, is scheduled to be ranked because of his junior tape, yet I'll hold off on a full evaluation until I see senior tape posted. Currently no first-three or single-game highlights up yet. I'll keep my eye on Young moving forward. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Not too active on socials. Posted a junior tape late in the process via socials, no tape at the time of the last 2026 update (February) was the reason he stayed on our watch list, although Geller has enough tape to warrant a ranking via his <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/16256245/Joey-Geller/highlights">Hudl</a>. </p>   <p>6'1, 200 pounds, a pitcher for Fox Chapel with a deep arsenal. Is also QB1 for Fox Chapel, although I am not sure how the first three weeks of the season have gone, as no tape is up on his Hudl from the past three weeks. That being said, Geller is on track so long as he works to replicate the production put forth last Fall. Interested in learning if Geller wants to pursue football, baseball, or both at the next level. Geller pushing out weekly updates on his season could do wonders for his stock in a crowded QB recruiting world. </p>     <p class="text-gray-700">6'3, 220 pounds, up 15 pounds since the last time we updated his measurables. Once a Top 100 prospect, yet on our watch list due to injuries sustained as a junior at Bensalem. Was formerly a QB at Bensalem, now full-time EDGE rusher. </p>   <p>Sanders is back to posting highlights on Hudl, the senior athlete is back on the fast track to being ranked well among his peers. Three single-game cut-ups, three minutes worth of reps showcasing Sanders working a new position, this against Abington, Pennridge, and Upper Darby. </p>   <p>A ton of pressure off the edge created by Hollis in his week one match-up. One sacks, at least two TFLs, Sanders brings the athletic play-making skills to the defensive side of the ball, often being too quick off the edge for District One OL to handle. Sanders is raw in terms of technique, of course, yet you can see his blend of length, agility, flexibility, and athleticism is a bit too much for most left tackles to handle. Even the best tackles will have to be ready for length and speed Sanders provides off the snap. Comfortable with his hand off the dirt. This is a fringe FCS prospect in my eyes. Yes, schools at that level are likely to have moved on from seniors, yet I implore coaches to double back on this kid. PSACs will be thrilled to bring him in, so long as his grades check out. </p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/HSanders4_/status/1959124106248409277 </div></figure>