2026 Rankings Newcomers: Offense

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">In-depth analysis of the top ranked offensive newcomers to the PRZ 2026 state rankings.</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Long, well-built outside wide receiver at 6'5”, 205 pounds with a strong catch radius and good straight-line speed to threaten vertically. Uses his length effectively to win at the catch point and consistently shows strong, reliable hands, plucking the ball away from his frame and finishing through contact. Flashes the ability to stack defensive backs on go routes and posts, and he's a natural red-zone target who can box out defenders and high-point the football. Not a sudden mover laterally, but builds speed quickly and eats up cushion once he gets going. Shows awareness working the boundary and does a good job tracking the ball downfield. Physical at the top of routes and competitive as a blocker on the perimeter. Committed/signed to Oregon State and enters the rankings at #127 overall.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Athletic WR with a solid frame at 6'3” 180 lbs. Flashes a good blend of sudden quickness and true long speed. Accelerates hard off the LOS and consistently stresses defenders early in the route with a fast first step and creative release package, showing the ability to win both with speed and footwork. Fluid route runner who changes direction with ease and creates separation at all three levels. Shows good body control and ball tracking skills downfield. Once the ball is in his hands, he's explosive after the catch, accelerating instantly and turning short throws into chunk gains with elusiveness and burst. Collected 11 D1 offers before signing to UCLA on early signing day.</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/Majorpride_2/status/1991994430065377397 </div></figure>     <p class="text-gray-700">Transferred in from Texas to Poway for his senior year. At 6'1” 195 lbs. he calm and poised in the pocket with a strong/balanced throwing platform that allows him to deliver the ball on time and with precision. Shows excellent touch as a passer, layering throws effectively and displaying high-level accuracy to hit receivers in stride. Processes pressure well and shows a natural feel for the rush, sliding within the pocket to avoid contact while keeping his eyes downfield. Comfortable creating off-script, with the ability to reset his base and deliver accurate throws from multiple platforms. As a runner, he's functional and efficient, capable of extending plays and picking up yardage when lanes open up. One of the top uncommitted 2026 QB's in the state holding nine D1 offers.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Davis is an explosive WR at 5'10” 155 lbs. He's a dynamic athlete capable of beating defenses in multiple ways. Shows smooth, fluid movement skills with natural looseness in his hips/ankles allowing him to change direction effortlessly and separate. Good initial quickness with sharp footwork and an instinctive feel for leverage, making him difficult to match in space. Highly effective working underneath where he uses tempo, body control, and burst to create separation. Tracks the ball well and secures catches cleanly then quickly turns into a runner. Dangerous with the ball in his hands he can make defenders miss in tight areas and work to space. Adds value on manufactured touches such as screens, fly sweeps, and quick game concepts. Projects as a versatile offensive weapon who can be moved around to create mismatches once he lands on campus at San Diego State.</p>      <p class="text-gray-700">Big framed OT prospect at 6'5” 280 lbs. with an impressive combination of quick feet and athletic movement skills for his size. Shows the ability to get out of his stance efficiently and mirror pass rushers with balance, displaying light feet and range to handle speed off the edge. Moves well laterally and can climb to the second level, making him effective in space. Uses active hands to disrupt defenders flashing good timing and hand placement in pass protection. When he locks on, he can control and steer rushers with length and functional strength. Still developing consistency with pad level and leverage but the physical tools are evident. Plays with good effort and shows awareness picking up stunts. Body type and athletic profile suggest significant upside at the college level. Earned nine D1 offers before signing to Boise State on early signing day.</p>