Five 2029 Watch List Players to Know

The state of Georgia is well represented by the young players inside the state lines. This includes the freshmen, who are now on their way to becoming some of the better players in the nation. These five players have yet to crack our rankings, but are on the watch list, as we are watching for their next steps. They are all likely to debut in the rankings sooner or later.    The class of 2029 is barely underway they have just wrapped up their first season of high school football. One of the players who has impressed me is [player_tooltip player_id='1404634' first='Christian' last='Bridges'], who is one of the better players in the state of Georgia. The talented prospect has become one of the fast-rising defensive backs with long arms and a lengthy resume of talented traits. He has some solid measurements, which is also key, considering he will be playing the toughest competition in the state with Buford High School.     [player_tooltip player_id='1557486' first='Nabrell' last='Culpepper'] is one of the better defensive backs in the state already, despite being one of the younger players in the state who has been recognized. He is one of the better ball hawks in the class, and he will be one of the players who will debut in the rankings soon, as he also had a huge performance with the Prep Redzone showcase in the state of Georgia. He is one of my favorite players in the state at this moment.     Jeremy Ferguson is one of the better players in the state of Georgia, as he is someone who has done a great job at an early age. Ferguson is very fast and is one of the better players when it comes to being an elusive back. He has also done a great job when it comes to receiving. Ferguson will be one of the better backs if he can develop with his body and measurements. This will be key to his physical features.     Heard is one of the better gunslingers in the class. He is continuing to grow as a prospect and is someone who will learn through more reps that he gains in this next season. He has the chance to grow when it comes to developing with reading a defense. This is something that I think he will do at a very high level. Heard has done a fantastic job with his downfield passes and will be one of the better players in the state once he grows through his reps.     [player_tooltip player_id='1657210' first='Kamauri' last='Wilson'] is an intriguing prospect because of his measurements. He is already listed at around 6'4, and is one of the better linebackers for a growing Rockmart team that has all the potential in the world to grow. Wilson is going to become one of the better field generals in the state, and that will come off the back of more reps as the general of the defense. He will be someone who will have a huge output when it comes to filling gaps and attacking the ball. I also believe he will do well in a lurker role with the ball coming near him.

The state of Georgia is well represented by the young players inside the state lines. This includes the freshmen, who are now on their way to becoming some of the better players in the nation. These five players have yet to crack our rankings, but are on the watch list, as we are watching for their next steps. They are all likely to debut in the rankings sooner or later.