Week 10 Key Performers

Let's take a look at some players who caught the eye from this past week.    Louie has been exceptional this season, and he's improved his contact balance, power, and overall speed. He is a durable, complete running back who is effective on the ground and as a receiver. This past weekend, against Cyprus had six rushing touchdowns and could have had seven, if it wasn't for a holding penalty. Louie is an under-recruited running back who has the frame and skill set to play on Saturdays. He should find a home in recruiting soon.     Tanoai has good size, is a quick processor, and has good arm talent. His transfer to Crimson Cliffs has been fruitful; he capped off the regular season with four touchdowns, and he is a signal caller who moves well within the pocket and does an excellent job of dotting the field and stressing the defense by taking deep shots. He'll garner additional offers in recruiting.     From the offseason until now, Everett has been a signal caller who has caught the eye. He's a leader on the field, a quick processor, leads his receivers open, and has good ball placement. He's a signal caller who has moxy and finds ways to make plays. This past week, he accounted for 4 total touchdowns and led Cedar to a spectacular regular season. He'll play on Saturdays.     Macrae is an athletic backer who can play strong safety if needed. He moves well, has a good burst, and is a physical defender. He's done a good job in coverage and occupying his space. He does well at anticipating and disrupting passing windows. I've seen him up close against Mountain Ridge, where he had a pick-six, and this past weekend, he had two pick-sixes. He likely converts to a strong safety when playing on Saturdays; he should garner some late offers.     Isaiah had to sit out the first five games due to transfer rules, but he's made up for lost time. He's demonstrated his high-end cruising speed, his ability to get open easily, and his ability to win vertically, creating opportunities after the catch. He's a receiver who is good off the line and can work as a boundary receiver or in the slot. He's a twitchy athlete who should garner additional late offers.     Tytan is an exceptional athlete and has excellent size and frame. He's a key weapon on offense and is a physical player who is tough to bring down. This past weekend, with every reception, it took 3+ Westlake defenders to bring him down. He's been an excellent linebacker/EDGE rusher on defense as well, and has good instincts and does well pressing forward. Further development on the defensive side of the ball will commence. The hybrid LEO role is something where he should excel; being a key situational pass rusher would fit him tremendously. His recruitment should pick up, and he is a Power-Four talent and needs to be viewed as such.    That was our look at some of the key players from Week 10.

Let's take a look at some players who caught the eye from this past week.