Uncommitted Senior Steals and Gems

Use code Johnson30 for 30% off a new Prep Redzone subscription!   We continue our coverage of the final 2026 Rankings Update with another wave of uncommitted senior talent that college programs should be heavily recruiting. Athletes with traits that separate them from the masses like their sheer size, violent power and innate playmaking abilities. We have a steal in the making at almost every position in this article, so there is a lot of ways for programs to improve their rosters. Especially the D2-D3 level programs which is the level these kids best project to. Make sure to check out their tape for yourselves after reading my takeaways.    The Cambridge right tackle has a plethora of tape where he is legitimately manhandling defensive linemen. His massive frame and equal power give him the ability to bully DEs. His wingspan allows him to always get hands on first and win the hand position battle. Once he locks those big mitts onto his man it is over. Especially in the run game where Incha can drive those legs through his man and steadily reset the line of scrimmage downfield. Samuel is an intriguing athlete because he can get even better with his flexibility and balance. That will add another layer to his dominance. Big things ahead for Samuel.      Jamare made a strong rise up the rankings and finds himself inside the Top 10 at his position in our final update. The slashing RB dominates on tape with his speed and vision. Jamare kills defenses attacking outside the tackles and in the passing game. Basically any way that he can get the ball in space. Once he is out in space the senior RB is able to quickly figure out the path to big plays. Whether that be setting up a block, beating an angle, or making a defender miss one on one. Scott also has the advantage with his acceleration, flying through holes at nearly top speed. Dive into his highlights and get after the explosive RB.      Joey is a menace on the field, dominating at both TE and DE. Defense is where he looks most natural with his long, lean frame that is ready to continue to fill out while maintaining his burst, range, and flexibility. Those athletic traits pair with his length so well as he rushes the edge, keeps separation, and then explodes to the ball when he gets the edge on the OT. Joey does a great job playing with his hands and getting OTs off balance. Once he gets them off balance it's a done deal. Check the senior out.      Peyton finished his high school football career with a great season. He threw 19 TDs, ran in 16 more, and only threw 1 INT all season long. Peyton mastered his offense and understood where to go with the ball. Then he proved he could get it into spots on time and in positions where only his man could go and get it. Peyton made a leap in his arm strength over the past year. The senior tape shows the ability to get the ball downfield off balance and drive it on a rope to the intermediate to deep levels when he can set his feet. The multi-sport standout is one of the best QBs uncommitted in this Class. Check out the highlights.      I love the way that Joc plays out at CB. The long, lean defender uses that length to his advantage. He will get up and press at the line with power and throw off the timing of routes. He is able to be aggressive because Hamilton has the speed to be able to turn and run deep and the burst to close last second. That aggressive mentality at the line of scrimmage also carries over to his run support. The senior attacks the ball carrier without hesitation and delivers a powerful stick in 1 on 1 tackles in space. The senior holds an offer from Upper Iowa. Check out his film.      Through the years we saw Kayden make a lot of plays with his speed at WR. His senior tape flips things around as he spent the year shining at safety on defense. The first huge takeaway is that the speed is definitely still there. That takeaway is quickly followed by how impressive of a hard-hitting defender he is. Kayden destroys WRs at the catch point and is responsible for plenty of PBUs from those hits. Kayden's range and ability to read the eyes of the QB give him the ability to roam the field and make plays on the ball or deliver one of those devastating hits. You need to check out this kid's senior highlights.      Carson is a raw OL recruit that brings rare traits to the table to be molded at the next level. The senior has an elite frame at 6'7" 270 lbs. The big man can move in tight quarters to win the position battle and cut of DL. He does well to get his hands on and keep his feet moving to maintain that position advantage. Carson has so much still to tap into too. He can continue to fill out that frame, add more power, and improve that lower body flexibility so that he can use more leverage in the trenches. There's a lot to like here.      Ty wrapped up his high school career as a force on both sides of the ball. He earned All Conference for the first time of his career on the OL and for the 2nd time of his career on defense. That play on defense is where he dominates and projects best. Ty plays very strong and stout at the point of attack. He can then flip a switch and quickly shed the OL and burst to close on the ball for tackles. His highlights are full of his ability to hold the line of scrimmage including many examples of him taking on double teams without giving up ground. Ty is a powerful DL and can become even more dominant in that area at the next level. Tap into his highlights.

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