2028s Ready for Offseason Stock Rise

The 2028 class is shaping up to be one of the most interesting classes we have seen in some time. Tons of interesting prospects, top end talent and guys that are on pace to impress this offseason. Below are 5 players that I believe will see significant stock boosts over the coming months!    What a sophomore season for Brayden. He demonstrated every trait of a rising star at the QB position. 6'4, great poise and awareness in the pocket, and a great release of the football makes him a dangerous quarterback who can make nearly any throw you ask of him. Pair that with his ability to roll out, reset his base and deliver quick and accurate balls outside of the pocket and he becomes even more dynamic. He can even stride out and outrun some angles and pick up big chunks of yardage. His physical tools and size makes him stand out, and I believe with some work this offseason, he could position himself quite nicely in our rankings.     Odin had a much-improved sophomore campaign! Great growth both physically and mentally for this kid. I got the chance to see him work before the season started and was impressed with his growth at the position, and it appears that translated to the field on Friday nights this season. He presents challenges to the defense both with his arm and legs. He has a quick release, solid arm strength and good accuracy that allows him to pick apart out of position defenders. GRCC had him on some designed runs this year, and he did damage both inside the tackles as well as getting loose out in the open space. With another winter of hard work, he could be in for a big stock rise both in our rankings and on recruiting boards.     I absolutely love this kids game. Solid size, good release and great hands make him can't miss. His highlights show him being able to pluck the ball out of the air and demonstrates a sizable catch radius. When he gets into the open field, a single defensive back struggles to take him down, and if he gets a full head of steam, he can lower his shoulder and finish with some contact. I think he could be a star at some 7 on 7 and camp days in the offseason and skyrocket his stock even more before the start of next year.     I hate to even start talking about the offseason for Eli as his team is still charging on in the playoffs! I first got to see Eli work last December when he worked out with Joe Boisture. That work and training has paid off in a big way as Eli is now putting together a tremendous season. He has great vision and comprehends what the defense is doing quickly, and is able to react and make the play. He really thrives at being able to lead his receiver and place the ball where only his guy can get it. A few throws on his highlight tape were extremely high-level throws that he made look easy. If he continues on this trajectory, he will be impossible to ignore despite going to a smaller school than a lot of our top prospects.     Still raw as a sophomore, but Lincoln has plenty of traits to like. First of all, and most obvious, Boyd passes the eye test. On tape, he looks big and he looks extremely physical. Working on defensive linemen in his gap, he fires off and is able to completely overwhelm weaker defensive linemen. He has started to prove he can be a great run blocker. I think this offseason he needs to grind it out and work on agility and pass blocking to become that well rounded player it's looking like he could eventually be. He has a real opportunity to impress this offseason with the right amount of work and technique tweaking!

The 2028 class is shaping up to be one of the most interesting classes we have seen in some time. Tons of interesting prospects, top end talent and guys that are on pace to impress this offseason. Below are 5 players that I believe will see significant stock boosts over the coming months!