Nate’s Late Night Dakotas Film Room: Session 4

We feature four more North Dakota 2028s that either are new to our radar, adding position flexibility to their resume, and one undersized athlete that I love how he plays with a chip on his shoulder.    Jack is a 2028 prospect out of Lewis and Clark that plays on both sides of the ball and showed off some promise in the 2025 season at the safety position. Jack is a pure tackler getting down to the box and has more pop in his contact than you might expect with his measurables. He also has clearly gotten more sudden with his release and agility as he comes off blocks with urgency to the point of attack. Jack also plays with more range than he gets credit for with his measurables as a 2028 prospect that showed in his sophomore season that there is position flexibility that could benefit him up the road.   <a href="http://Twitter.com/Jackrensayshi">TWITTER</a>     A new quarterback name to our 2028 radar out of Kenmare-Bowbells is [player_tooltip player_id='2140292' first='Trey' last='Edwards']. The more I watched the more intrigued I was with Trey's ball placement on deep routes as he's got a lot of arm strength to show off and I feel is quite accurate around the outside edges. I can also tell quickly that Trey has solid chemistry with his wide receiving core for just a sophomore as he dials in even better from a timing perspective on routes that involves cuts ot the outer edge. Kenmare has a good problem to have with sound quarerback play in the 2028 and 2027 class with Zachary Zorn.     Colyn might have some of the smallest measurables on our late night Dakotas film room thus far but it's hard to miss the chip on his shoulder that this kid plays on every rep. He is quite rangey for his size and you can tell off the eye test alone, that Colyn focuses on getting good position angles when he gets to the point of attack. He's an athlete that can get almost from sideline to sideline which is not commonly seen on tape at a prospect at his size and especially as an underclassmen. Colyn shows off a good ball-tracking ability in pass coverage. Super impressed with some of the hit-sticks Colyn puts on tape when he's coming downhill.     One of my favorite new finds tonight comes out of Larimore and their 2028 running back [player_tooltip player_id='2140279' first='Grant' last='Odermann']. Grant shows off great vision and patience as a one-cut RB that makes his splash from a burst perspective after he makes his cut and is one that is a strong finisher from a seperation perspective. He shows off good upside over the coming years generating more power thru high-traffic areas which there certainly is frame for Grant to add in that regard for the Polars Bears running back and one of the most intriguing athletes I have seen out of there as of late!   <a href="https://x.com/grantodermann9">TWITTER</a>

We feature four more North Dakota 2028s that either are new to our radar, adding position flexibility to their resume, and one undersized athlete that I love how he plays with a chip on his shoulder.