Best Available: Top 2026 Offensive Prospects Still on the Board

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">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.</h2>    Alexander's recruitment has exploded during his senior campaign. He entered the season holding three FCS offers, but his stock has surged, adding seven more—including five Power Four programs such as UCLA, West Virginia, and Stanford. Now standing 6'6”, 315 pounds with an impressive 81” wingspan, he blends prototype size with a refined, physical playing style. He's quick out of his stance, gaining early positioning, and he explodes at the contact point to generate movement in the run game. His hand usage has become a real strength—active, controlled, and able to latch on and sustain blocks through the whistle. As his foot speed and overall athleticism have improved, he's become even more dangerous, capable of overwhelming defenders with both technique and raw power. With recent visits to Arizona, BYU, UCLA, and Stanford, a commitment decision appears to be on the horizon. Alexander is one of the region's fastest-rising offensive line prospects.   10 Offers: Stanford, UCLA, BYU, Georgetown, Navy, Southern Utah, West Virginia, Vanderbilt (PWO), Cornell, Yale      Jones originally committed to Sacramento State over the summer but recently reopened his recruitment and holds five D1 offers. A dynamic dual-threat QB and high-level athlete, he brings a smooth/effortless arm action and throws a clean ball with excellent downfield touch. He shows the ability to layer his throws over second level defenders and place the ball with precision into tight windows. In the pocket, he displays strong eye discipline and works through his progression with good footwork maintaining balance and rhythm throughout the play. His accuracy stands out at all levels, he delivers with velocity to the bound and shows consistent placement in the short/intermediate game. When pressure comes, his awareness and quickness allow him to evade the rush, extend plays, and become a dangerous runner in space.   5 Offers: Kansas, Boston College, UNLV, Arizona State, Sacramento State      Armstrong was a two-way playmaker at WR and DB as a senior for Saguaro. 6'2” 170 lbs. he's a gifted athlete with good instincts and ball skills. Uses his track speed to his advantage on both sides of the ball. On defense, his range and anticipation allow him to cover ground quickly, trigger to the ball, and close space in a hurry. On offense, he's explosive off the LOS, using quick release moves to create separation. On both sides of the ball, he shows strong ball judgement skills and attacks the ball in the air with confidence. Holds five D1 offers to pick from to date.   5 Offers: Central Michigan, Colorado State, Kansas, Montana, UNLV     Maxey's recruitment exploded this past off season pulling seven D1 offers. At 6'7”, 285 pounds, he boasts prototypical size for the position and plays with an aggressive edge that makes him a dominant force in the trenches. He shows the ability to engage and sustain blocks, using his length to control defenders while maintaining leverage and balance. Whether driving defenders off the line in the run game or anchoring in pass protection, Maxey combines power, technique, and physicality to consistently win at the point of attack. A violent finisher upon contact he's attacks his blocks with a heavy initial strike and powerful leg drive. Flashes quick lateral movement and good recovery ability to match defenders movement and stay in front in pass protection. High academic prospect that has taken recent visits to Northwestern, Oregon State, Virginia.   7 Offers: Air Force, Middle Tennessee, Eastern Washington, Grambling State, Weber State, Northern Arizona, Idaho        At 5'11”, 200 pounds, he's a well-built running back with a strong frame who combines speed and power effectively. He runs with natural balance and pad level, fighting through contact while maintaining burst to reach the second level. Quick in his cuts and decisive with the football, he can turn small openings into big gains. He's also a capable receiver out of the backfield, showing reliable hands and the ability to make plays in space. His combination of straight-line speed, physicality, and versatility makes him a threat both between the tackles and in the passing game, projecting as an all-around three down back at the D1 level. While splitting carries and having an explosive passing game in the Hamilton offense, he's racked up 804 yards and 17 touchdowns on the season. Deserves to be more highly recruited and will be a steal for whoever lands him.   4 Offers: Arizona, Arizona State, NAU, UTEP