Offensive Talent Newly Ranked in the 2027 Class

We're looking at some offensive playmakers today who made the most of their junior years and showed flash, potential, and still have some untapped upside.    Williams-Jarrett had a breakout season for Warren Central. He's a dynamic big-play hitting receiver who can really stretch the field and force the defense to be honest. He's got good acceleration and hits full speed in just a few strides. He tracks the ball well over his shoulder and can adjust last second. He shows late hands and doesn't tip off the ball coming his way. He averaged over 17.5 yards per reception this year, bringing in 37 balls for 652 yards and 6 TDs.     Crawford is a lengthy receiver who began making plays and becoming a viable target for the Giants as the season progressed. He's physical down the field and can fight through contact. He's got a good vertical and can high-point the ball. He's got the tools of a possession receiver and an X who can play on the outside. I liked the progress he made throughout the year, particularly from a confidence standpoint. He had 23 catches for 194 yards and his first TD.     Oltman is a reliable and productive player for Silver Creek in both the running and passing games. He was heavily involved this year, and they not only drew up targets for him, but went out of their way to get him the ball as much as possible in different ways. He carried the ball 22 times for 122 yards and 3 TDs, but then also brought in 39 catches for 578 yards, and 4 more TDs. He then added another 450 yards on Special Teams, returning both kicks and punts all year. Good things happen when he touches the ball, and Silver Creek understands that.     Biddle got the nod for West Lafayette last season and showed a bunch of flashes and had good moments. He's fairly accurate with the ball and has good placement. He completed 65% of his throws in year 1. He's a dual-threat QB who can rip off runs and convert with his legs if defenses get lazy. He can get through his reads and come off of it if it's not there. He finished the season with 1733 passing yards and 11 TDs and added 168 yards and 6 TDs with his legs.     Maxwell flashed for Harrison this year, having moments and games where he went off. He had an early-season 3 TD game, which set the tone for his year. He's a good runner through contact and has good balance. He can tightrope along the sideline and sneak by DBs on the edge. He's got the speed to get to the corner and do some damage if he's not forced back to the inside. He's a 1-cut runner who likes to stick his foot in the ground and get north and south. He won't dance in the backfield and lose yardage.

We're looking at some offensive playmakers today who made the most of their junior years and showed flash, potential, and still have some untapped upside.