2027 Rankings Update: New Emerging Names on the Radar

Huskey checks into our rankings as the number two receiver across Idaho and is one of the bigger playmakers returning in 2026 after coming off a very productive Junior year for Bishop Kelly. He is a twitchy route runner that gets in and out of his breaks quickly and has consistent hands, tracking abilities over the top and can make contested catches with ease. He shows he is a smart route runner against zone coverage and can settle and quickly knife upfield and has some wiggle and tackle breaking abilities in the open field. Look for Husky to draw plenty of college interest over the next 10 months and is going to be a nice steal for a college program.     Dorning is a hybrid player on the edge and can provide a versatile skillset in college depending on scheme fit in the box. He is a long and rangy player that can get off the ball, bend the corner and has active hands and hips at the top of his rush with closing speed and long strides to cover ground backside. He shows a heavy inside strike with a quick shed in the run game while able to come up and set the edge, take on blocks and shut down half the field. Overall, he is a balanced edge defender with a diverse skillset and has the ideal length and range for the next level and is a high floor guy.     Another talented pass rusher in the 2027 class that enters our ranks as a edge defender, the Timberline prospect checks in as a top ten player along the defensive line and is going to be a nice get for a college program. He is explosive off the ball and snaps out of his stance creating immediate knock-back, shows violent hands and quick disengage and is always around the football. He flashes a few pass rush moves in his toolbox but wins with a high motor and beating blockers off the snap at the top of his rush. A good open field tackler that can break down, redirect and moves well in space, he should fit nicely as a defensive end/outside linebacker in college and will bring nice versatility to a defense.     Klover checks into our rankings as a top 25 player overall in the state and still has tons of room for growth technically in the trenches, but offers some great starting tools along the offensive line. He has a massive frame, heavy hands and is a strong striker that gets immediate push and can get underneath defenders with solid hip and mobility in his hips and ankles. Although still developing as a pass blocker, he is a massive framed kid that long arms and is tough to shed once he gets his hands on rushers. Klover moves well for his size and shows he can stay within his frame with a solid base in space and has tons of next level potential and upside once he develops technically as a run blocker and in pass protection.     Clyde checks into our rankings as one of the top defensive backs returning heading into 2026 and is coming off a very successful junior season for Rocky Mountain. He has a quick trigger on the outside, is a excellent open field tackler that can get off stock blocks and set the edge in space while physical at the POA and checks all the boxes in the run game. In man coverage, he shows fluid hips in transition, ball skills when breaking on routes or going up to make contested plays and shows he can run vertically with bigger receivers and stays sticky with eye discipline and quick change of direction/patience in phase. Look for plenty of NAIA/D2+ schools come his way through his senior year and start gaining traction sooner rather then later.