Which 2027 Offensive Weapons Are Colleges Missing On?

Petrocco is another premier offensive lineman apart of Cherry Creek's arsenal. Measures in at 6'3 270-pounds. Petrocco maintains a low pad level to out leverage his opponent. He rips through blocks with ease. Very good initial quickness and hand speed. Very good strength paired with very good hand strength and placement to control and steer the defender at will. Very good knee bend, flexibility, foot quickness, and good balance. He neutralizes pass rushes moves with ease. Powerful anchor. He's dominant in both the pass and run game. Uses his good acceleration and speed to achieve very good pull blocking and it assists him from going to the 1st and 2nd level blocks. Petrocco is an aggressive lineman with very good competitive toughness. He consistently plays through the whistle, and wins the rep. It's only a matter of time until colleges start to give him offers.     Ellison is one of the premier QBs in the box state. Measures in at 5'10 185-pounds. He went 159/237 for 2964 yards, 67.1% completion rate, 35 TDs, 6 INT, 66 carries for 395 yards with 4 touchdowns. Very good athletic ability due to very good speed, change of direction, acceleration, and balance. Very good throw power and release. Smooth and fluid throwing motion. He has very good accuracy at all 3 levels. Very good pocket presence. Ellison is like Houdini in the pocket. He'll use his shifty feet to make defenders miss and have them chasing him all day. Makes plays out of nothing and does a great job at extending plays. Very good off-platform throws. He'll launch it downfield while on the run and maintain his accuracy. Very good ball placement skills. Ellison puts the ball exactly where it needs to be depending on the situation. Very good scramble ability. If nothing's open, he'll use his athletic ability to gain a first down and much more. I love this kid's film and believe he's already ready for the next level. Whatever college program gets him, is getting a magician at quarterback.     Webber measures in at 5'11 170-pounds playing WR for Grand Junction. He had 26 receptions for 530 yards with 6 touchdowns, with 5 kickoff returns for 144 yards. Webber has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, good speed, and jumping. He has a very good release using his quick feet to gain the upper hand on DBs. Fluid route running skills and good separation quickness. Webber identifies voids to exploit and does. Good ball tracking and catching. Very good body control and good ball adjustment. After the catch, he'll use his shiftiness to make defenders miss. Keep an eye on this receiver out of Grand Junction.     Jewett is an exciting TE/DE for Legacy. He measures in at 6'4 220-pounds. This past season, he had 55 receptions for 594 yards with 5 touchdowns, 18 total tackles (15 solo, 3 assisted), 6 TFL, 3 sacks, and 1 FR. Jewett has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, balance, jumping, good acceleration, and change of direction. Good release. Very good separation quickness. Jewett uses his speed to outrun the defender. He doesn't need a lot of separation to make a catch. Very good on contested catches. Very good ball tracking and catching. Uses his lengthy arms to rip the ball out of the air. After the catch, it takes multiple defenders to take him down. He bulldozes through for extra yards. Very good blocking as well. Pushes his guy back into the 2nd level, to create running lanes. Jewett is a beast and I can see him producing at the next level.     Hargrove had an impressive 6.7 yards per carry this previous season. He had 169 carries for 1135 yards with 4 touchdowns, 46 total tackles (37 solo, 9 assisted) 1 TFL, 3 QB pressures, 1 INT, 1 PD, and 1 FR. Hargrove has good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, acceleration, good speed, and balance. Good vision. Very good inside and outside running. He turns the corner and uses his speed to reach the 2nd level. As a linebacker, he demonstrates good read and reaction speed. Very good tackling and doesn't let people away from his grasp. Hargrove is an exciting prospect and I'm intrigued to see how he does this off-season.