2026 Best Available: Offensive Prospects Part 2

<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Some of the state's top 2026 talent remains uncommitted as we approach early signing day. He's a look at the top offensive prospect still available.</strong></h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">One of the best available quarterbacks in the 2026 class, he holds an offer from Cornell and is ranked as the No. 6 QB and No. 60 overall prospect in the PRZ state rankings. He operates with smooth, efficient movement in the pocket, staying balanced while feeling and avoiding pressure with natural poise. His arm talent stands out he can push the ball vertically with ease or drive throws with velocity to the short and intermediate areas. A plus athlete, he's able to extend plays outside the pocket and threaten defenses as a runner when he tucks the ball. With his blend of athletic ability, pocket control, and arm strength, he brings one of the most complete quarterback skill sets still on the board.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Ranked the #10 wide receiver in the PRZ 2026 Rankings and #74 overall with Division I offers from Sacramento State, Kent State, and Marshall. He's a crafty, technically sound route runner who creates separation with ease thanks to precise footwork, smart pacing, and a quick, diverse set of release moves that help him avoid contact at the line. His body control and coordination stand out, he tracks the ball naturally and consistently makes difficult catches look routine. Combined with his ability to operate a wide and advanced route tree, he brings immediate scheme versatility and projects as a reliable, high-floor receiver who can impact an offense early in his college career.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Arnett holds five collegiate offers but remains one of the most under-recruited pass catchers in the state, especially considering the polish and production he brings to the field. He's an advanced route runner out of the slot, consistently setting up defenders with creative movement, tempo, and disciplined stems that open windows for the quarterback. At the catch point, he's aggressive and confident, attacking the ball in the air and winning contested opportunities. Once the ball is secured, he has the complete skill set to create after the catch—vision, balance, and burst that consistently turn routine plays into chunk gains. He finds the end zone at a high rate, and his combination of technical refinement, toughness, and playmaking ability suggests he's primed to outplay his offer list.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Named the 4A Copper Sky Region Offensive Player of the Year, Alokpovi stands out as a gifted natural athlete with a strong blend of short area quickness, lateral agility, and long speed. Great spatial awareness with the ball in his hands to be elusive in both tight spaces and the open field. Sells his routes hard with good timing and tempo to create positional leverage and separation against a variety of coverage. His large catch radius and ability to extend outside his frame, paired with strong leaping ability allow him to adjust to off-target throws and win contested catches in traffic. A true three level threat, he brings dynamic playmaking ability and versatility that would easily transition to any offensive system in college.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Nesbit brings a well-rounded and reliable skill set to the field, highlighted by strong vision and balance as a ball carrier. He consistently identifies lanes quickly and navigates traffic with poise, staying on his feet through contact and maintaining forward momentum. His strength and leg drive allow him to break first contact at the line of scrimmage and turn what should be short gains into productive runs at the second level. Quick-footed and light on his toes, he can make subtle cuts without losing speed, giving him the ability to evade defenders in tight spaces. Overall, he's a tough, efficient runner with the tools to be a steady chain-mover and a dependable piece in any backfield. Voted the 6A Southeast Region Player of the Year and holds D1 offers from San Diego and UT-Martin.</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/BobbyNesbit_22/status/1988333384129777901 </div></figure>