Ranked Players Making A Splash In C/O 2028

These are all prominent players currently ranked in the New England class of 2028. They had exceptional fall seasons in 2025 and showcased abilities that are indicative of future college-level skills. In this article, I will analyze their highlight films from the 2025 season and share my observations on their strengths and areas for improvement.    Rohan was a key defensive player on the historic run of St. Mark's program in Massachusetts. He plays with good vision and fills gaps quickly with a fast first step. He does a good job of locating the ball and brings some pop when tackling. He needs another offseason to develop his strength and lateral mobility to take his game to the next level. Rohan showed great toughness fighting through injury to enjoy a breakout season and help secure a bowl birth for his program.      Christian had a dominant season showing quick feet, shifty hips and breakaway speed. He can break the first tackle and run away from the rest. He has soft hands and catch from the backfield and also take a handoff all the way to the house. He also contributes on special teams; showing breakaway speed and the ability to break tackles. I beleive another off season improving his strength will take his game to the next level. Surely one of the best in New England and his film continues to support his ranking.      Jadiel does some of everything for his team. On offense, he is a dual threat QB that has a quick release and can drive the ball downfield. He also can get to the sticks or the end zone with his feet and shows ability to change directions quickly or break tackles. On defense, he shows good field vision, and can break on the ball with speed. Undersized, but plays bigger than his measurements, and is versatile to contribute in all phases of the game. He should use this offseason to continue to hone done his position and get as many reps as he can. He is versatile and needs to continue to fine tune his skills to take his game to the next level.      Javian had a breakout season; dominating the trenches for his team. On offense, he has a quick first step and gets good hand placement on defenders. He shows good lower body strength and can move players of any size. He looks to finish blocks, and can also pull to the edge or the second level. On defense, he gets a good push into the backfield and is physical with his hands. He plays well in space and has a nose for the ball. He will benefit from some additional technique work this offseason to take his game to the next level. Javian is highly ranked and shows why on his recent film.      Brayden plays with a wide base and uses independent hands to get control of defenders. He shows good strength and can overpower defenders to finish blocks. He has quick feet and can move well to get to the second level. He also moves well in pass protection, closing down rush lanes and getting hands on defenders. He needs to continue to develop his feet, hips and hands this offseason; mostly using his hands more independently and keeping his hips and posture in pass pro. Overall, good size and skill on this young lineman; keep an eye on him this off season.      Johnny shows a good burst to the LOS, and has plenty of strength to break tackles. He gets upfield quickly and has good vision when in the open field. He runs a bit high at times, but is very tough to bring down and can break away at a moment notice. A new position for him, but he looks good doing it; keep an eye on him this offseason, he could be special.

These are all prominent players currently ranked in the New England class of 2028. They had exceptional fall seasons in 2025 and showcased abilities that are indicative of future college-level skills. In this article, I will analyze their highlight films from the 2025 season and share my observations on their strengths and areas for improvement.