Unsung Offensive Weapons in the 2027 Class

The 2027 class is loaded with talent at every position and will be a class to remember, and below we will highlight players who do not take a play off. These weapons may not get high volume in targets, but they will spring their teammates free with de-cleating blocks and do the little things right in order to create positive plays. They are more than capable of having breakout games and are names to follow as key players for their teams.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Deaunte Barr | TE | Klein Cain   Barr excels at his role for the Hurricane offense. He has shown physicality and finesse in his game, being a strong blocker and a reliable target when needed. Barr has great size to him and a large catch radius that allows him to make those tough catches away from his body. He is good after the catch, turning up-field and gaining the yards necessary to keep drives alive. Barr's versatility as a player allows him to line up in the slot to catch those quick passes or as an H-back, leading the way for his running backs. Barr is an excellent weapon who has the skillset to takeover when needed and will be a key piece to for the Hurricanes next season,    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Fayo George | ATH | Katy   Defenses NEED to keep their heads on a swivel when George is on the field. He is a lane creator from the backfield and will layout opposing players who stand in the way. His power is off the charts and if a defender is caught flat-footed, its going on the highlight reel. George is not only an outstanding lead blocker, he is also an impactful receiver out of the backfield. Slipping into the flat and hauling in throws on the move, George is impressive after the catch. He runs through arm tackles and is an absolute problem to bring down when he has momentum. George can be plugged in at any position offensively and be effective. His value and impact for the Tiger offense is noticeable and what he displays on the field has to be seen in person. Dominant player with bright future.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   KJ Johnson | TE | Pearland   Johnson had a very productive junior season, displaying his skills as both a dominant blocker and a key receiver for the Oiler offense. His physicality and effort as a blocker opened up running lanes and set the tone for games. Johnson's strength was shown as he would drive defenders back and out of the play. His willingness and dedication to block led to his receptions on play action, where no opposing player was within 10-yards of him. As a receiver Johnson showed strong hands and concentration, fighting and hauling in contested catches. He refused to have a defensive back ruin his moment and fought through contact in the air to make big-time plays. Johnson is a perfect player for the Pearland scheme and takes advantage of the opportunities he is given. He will be a top name at the position in the area.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Brian Snodgrass | ATH | The Woodlands College Park   Snodgrass played a major role for one of the top offenses in the state and his versatility was the reason why. He can be placed at any position and create positive outcomes with his skill and talent. Snodgrass creates mismatches and dominates matchups wherever on the field. He is a strong blocker and, with his size, can be a red-zone threat. As a receiver he high points the ball, using his large frame to boxout and outjump opposing players. He has the awareness to find soft spots in coverage and knows when to help out his quarterback when facing pressure. Snodgrass is a player whose box score will not reflect his true impact, but watching him play will show his importance to the team. A standout weapon who will be a trending name in the near future.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Tremayne Cartwright | TE | Cypress Creek   Cartwright thrives in the middle of the field and in short yardage situations. He is a clean route runner who accelerates out of his breaks especially on speed outs. Cartwright shows impressive elusiveness after the catch, often making the field man miss and racking up up the yards after catch. He is a top target who can takeover when given the opportunity. Cartwright plays with good physicality and is a challenge to bring down in the open field. He is a player who you get the ball to and let cook up vs any opponent.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Aras Okeke | TE | Lamar   Okeke is a two-way player with an incredible motor. He is one of those guys who does the little things right that make an incredible impact for his team. Whether it is leading the way for his running backs, making acrobatic catches in the endzone, or even getting down the field to cover a kick on kickoff, Okeke will not miss his opportunity. He is strong player who is physical at the point-of-attack and will take defenders out of a play once engaged. Okeke gives all-out effort in every phase of the game and makes winning plays when needed. He has shown to be a promising player who can help his team in any way to help bring home a dub.

The 2027 class is loaded with talent at every position and will be a class to remember, and below we will highlight players who do not take a play off. These weapons may not get high volume in targets, but they will spring their teammates free with de-cleating blocks and do the little things right in order to create positive plays. They are more than capable of having breakout games and are names to follow as key players for their teams.