Offer Tracker: Aidan McPherson, Christian Hunter, Young OL Risers

Here at Prep Redzone, we have you covered on players across the state who are picking up major recruiting attention across all levels. Here are a few guys to catch up on if you're tracking high school recruiting in the state.    McPherson is an extremely athletic, extremely productive QB prospect with FBS offers rolling his way this month. A true dual-threat with impressive speed, PR'ing at 10.89 in the 100M. Quick, natural, elastic release with easy life on the ball. Capable of mixing up touch and trajectories based on the throw. He was efficient as well, protecting the ball while putting up big numbers in the air. McPherson might be the most toolsy QB in the state and should continue to garner recruiting buzz.     Little has tacked on several FBS offers this offseason, and is now sitting at half a dozen offers as of today. He, too, is a burner with track speed, clocking PR'ing at 10.7 in the 100M. He is a two-way player, but at 5'10 170 with his speed, he might project best long-term as a WR. Little eats cushion efficiently off the line for his size, and he maintains his speed through subtle shifts in his routes to separate. Not much to overthink here. Little can burn and separate both before and after the catch.     Lyles is a new name to me, despite a productive junior season and added recruiting buzz this month. A hybrid defender who can play in the box as an LB and outside as a DB. Long-term, should settle into a nickel/LB hybrid spot, where he can freely chase after the football. He is best coming downhill, where he can close space and aggressively engage the ball carrier, but he does have the speed and coverage skills to carry routes vertically if needed. Every college team has one of these guys, which raises his value.     My radar went off on Easter a few months ago, and now, added D1 offers this month set the stage for his recruitment. Easter is a tall, long, lean safety who can slide down and play in the box. A raw player still growing into himself and developing twitch, but he is active and makes plays all over the field. As he continues to add weight, I think Easter will project best as a box safety who can support the run game.     I am a big fan of Noah Willis, who is firmly on the FBS radar. I love everything this guy is about as a true CB prospect. He is long, physical, and has the speed to stick on the hip of receivers downhill. He can come downhill and strike if needed as well. He has track speed and room to fill out, so there's even more to harness here than you see on tape. Love the traits, but it's his physical brand of football, both in routes and as a tackler, that really make me a believer.     Would keep an eye on Rockhill going forward, as FBS offers have immediately raised his stock. Definitely get the early intrigue here after a watch. Should develop as a pure IOL projection. The floor is high here. He is already developed well beyond his years, has easy play strength, and can be trusted to leverage heavier players. On top of that, he is quick enough on his feet to get out of his stance and reach or occupy space. A high-floor player I will be watching closely.     The glass ceiling is finally broken for Hunter, who has played well for Milton since his freshman season. A shorter, stubbier DL prospect with the perfect tools to compensate for his lack of reach. He is explosive, scraps hard at the point of attack, and has the play strength to hold up and set the tone. Active IDL prospects tend to pan out, regardless of their size. Hunter has those traits that translate, especially if he ends up G6.     This is a pure traits eval at the moment, and an offer from Kennesaw State won't be his last. He is now up to 6'5 and close to 270, and is in line to be another FBS/P4 OL prospect out of Creekview. Early flashes on tape showcase his foot speed and frame. He is raw and has a lot of room to fill out, but he is just a puppy. Fast forward to this fall, and this kid could look and play like a different guy, and his positive growth over the last few months offers plenty of momentum.

Here at Prep Redzone, we have you covered on players across the state who are picking up major recruiting attention across all levels. Here are a few guys to catch up on if you're tracking high school recruiting in the state.