Rye Garnets Film Study

Coach Garr, and his Garnets looked for glory Friday night, as the veteran coach hoped to claim his first career Section 1 Championship. With wind and rain surrounding the beautiful Mahopac turf, the Tuskers, and the Garnets went to battle for the second time this season, this time with a Championship on the line. After a slow first half, and a score reading 10-6 in favor of Somers, the Garnets took over the second half, and picked up a massive 40-17 victory over the Tuskers to claim the Section One Title. With an impressive win, let's look at what we saw from the Garnets sideline during the win.   Prep Redzone's Winter Showcase is back for 2025 with more locations than ever. Looking to attend? Register <a href="https://prepredzone.com/all-events/?type=Showcase">here</a>. Save a few dollars off the cost of registration by using my special promo code, LemerWinterPRZ   Be sure to follow me on <a href="https://x.com/BrendanScoutsNJ">Twitter</a> @<a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PRZCory</a> for the latest New York high school football prospect news and not miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    [player_tooltip player_id='1229592' first='Carson' last='Miller'] was easily the MVP against Somers. The Senior QB, had an unreal performance on both sides of the ball, and led his team to an amazing second half offensive onslaught.   Miller had an elite IQ, and displayed good patience in the pocket. His throws were accurate, and on 50/50 balls, he placed them in perfect grasp of his receivers. I liked his mobility, and outside of the pocket, he drew defenders eyes on every play, as he is a true rushing threat. Miller is easily a QB, who should be playing on Saturday's.     Shoemaker is a beast. Standing at 6'5" 200-Pounds, I honestly have no clue how anyone can cover him. The Senior WR, had another dominant day, adding 221 yards, and two touchdowns to his season total.   Shoemaker, has elite hands. It feels like he adds glue to his gloves, with how well he catches the ball. On 50/50 balls, forget about it, Shoemaker has it. His speed, and route running are also elite, as the Senior WR, is gone after passing the first defender. Shoemaker is a name, who should be highly ranked on every recruiting service, and seeing him moss defenders, will be a weekly ritual at Harvard.     [player_tooltip player_id='1992539' first='Sebastian' last='Lewis'], is an elite threat on this Rye squad. The Senior, had a solid performance, on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball. Lewis stands at 6'2" 175-Pounds, and easily is a top target for Miller om offense.   Lewis is a speed threat, and I like his footwork on routes. He displays a solid route tree, and gaining separation from defenders seems to be a strong suit for the WR. I like Lewis more eon offense, and his hands are solid. The Senior, has numerous offers, and is a guy who will shoot up in the rankings this season.     Garnett transferred in from Taft, and the system is yet to update this, but his page will be fixed in the next ranking. The Senior RB, had a slow day due to the good run defense of Somers, but I still saw what I liked from him.   Garnett, has elite speed, and once he receives the handoff, he is gone. His strength was evident throughout the game, as while hitting the gaps, the defense swarmed him, forcing him to power through for gains, which he did. The Senior committed to Chicago this past weekend, and will be a valuable back.     Steinmann, was a focal point for the Rye Defense, and he also split snaps as an OL during the game. The Senior, projects more as LB, but I can also see him as an EDGE in certain systems.   Steinmann, has incredible strength and was a dominant force on the defensive side of the ball. Playing against an option attack, is hard for a LB, as he is player getting read on most plays. Steinmann, had a good day, with a solid IQ, reading the Somers Offense, and moving sideline to sideline for tackles.     Brady is likely the next man up for the QB position, with the departure of Miller after this season. Brady played mainly WR, and DB against Somers, and had a solid impact on the game.   Brady displayed solid hands, and I like his ability to catch the ball through contact, and in traffic. I like his speed, and he shows good ability after the catch to take off. He has good footwork, and is easily a guy I am excited to see on Rye next season.     Fenton, is by far the best Special Teams player in the 2027 NY Class. Not only can he kick and punt, but the Junior, has taken multiple snaps on kick/punt returns, and on both offense and defense.   He is mainly a punter, and I think he can easily play at the D1 Level. The Junior has an over 4 second hang time and can bomb punts into oblivion. He had two punts against Somers, and battled heavy win and a decent amount of rain. Fenton in my opinion, is the next best Aussie Punter.

Coach Garr, and his Garnets looked for glory Friday night, as the veteran coach hoped to claim his first career Section 1 Championship. With wind and rain surrounding the beautiful Mahopac turf, the Tuskers, and the Garnets went to battle for the second time this season, this time with a Championship on the line. After a slow first half, and a score reading 10-6 in favor of Somers, the Garnets took over the second half, and picked up a massive 40-17 victory over the Tuskers to claim the Section One Title. With an impressive win, let's look at what we saw from the Garnets sideline during the win.