2029 Additions: Four Players With Playmaking Potential

We added more than 90 prospects to our rankings in Ohio last month for the Class of 2029. In our next article and multi-part series, we break down four new additions and will continue to do so throughout the month of February. These four early risers have a chance to become high-impact players in the fall and beyond.    [player_tooltip player_id='2004385' first='Easton' last='Caudill'] is a strong multi-positional prospect for Ironton. The 5-foot-8. 180-pound running back and quarterback is good at creating on his own in space and displays good vision and cutback as a runner. Was named a top performer at our Ohio showcase and for good reason. The freshman prospect has plenty of potential and will only grow in the years ahead.     Dublin Jerome High School Class of 2029 quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='2043361' first='Bryce' last='Jenkins'] is a very mobile quarterback who can throw on the move. Jenkins has a quick release, strong arm and throws an accurate, on-time deep ball. He can elude pressure effectively, escape the pocket and pull the trigger; receivers do a great job of keeping the play alive for him. Jenkins finished 11-0 on his freshman team and 1-0 on the JV squad, and had 32 total touchdowns. Contributed in two varsity games. Proven dual-threat.     [player_tooltip player_id='1164499' first='Xavier' last='Gammon'] flashes a cannon for an arm. The class of 2029 Kenton High School quarterback, like Jenkins, is very good when throwing on the move. He has a quick release and strong arm, with great deep-ball accuracy. Highly productive young quarterback who finished last season with 2,969 yards and 18 touchdowns through the air and 424 rushing yards and six touchdowns on the ground. Has a high ceiling.     [player_tooltip player_id='1225864' first='Trevon' last='Mason'] is a promising young prospect for KIPP. Mason has good skills as a receiver, displaying soft hands and strength after the catch. As a safety, he flashes good closing speed, open-field tackling ability and takes great angles to the ball. Mason is a high-upside prospect to know, and his versatility is a huge plus heading into his sophomore season.

We added more than 90 prospects to our rankings in Ohio last month for the Class of 2029. In our next article and multi-part series, we break down four new additions and will continue to do so throughout the month of February. These four early risers have a chance to become high-impact players in the fall and beyond.