Skill Position Playmakers- 15U PRZ Oklahoma Open

Tony Daniels April 14, 2026 @ 08:52 PM

The top skill positions were well represented throughout the weekend, with quarterbacks, wide receivers, and athletes making plays all over the field. This group stood out not just for production, but for their ability to execute, compete, and impact the game in key moments. From accurate quarterback play to playmakers creating separation and finishing catches, these are the names that consistently showed up.   [player_tooltip player_id='1834678' first='Ben' last='Jolley'] - 2029 - OK   Ben consistently put the ball in the right spots and showed a strong understanding of passing concepts. He does a great job working through his read progression, taking what's there and not hesitating to hit the check down when needed. Ben has a smooth, consistent throwing motion and displayed good field vision throughout the day.   Cash Allen - 2029 OK   Cash Allen, playing with Sean Cooper and C4, showed he is a solid and reliable quarterback. He made several impressive throws throughout the day, consistently spinning a clean, accurate ball. Cash does a great job working through his progressions, finding open windows, and delivering the ball on time. He takes what the defense gives him and does a nice job spreading the ball around, keeping all of his receivers involved.   [player_tooltip player_id='2128612' first='Braylen' last='Ruff'] - 2029 - OK   Here is another talented wide receiver for Sooner 7 in the class of 2029. Braylen is a football and track star who recently ran a 11.22 100m at Bartlesville. Braylen is long, athletic and a smooth wide receiver. He scored a couple of touchdowns on the day that were deep catches. He does a good job with catching the ball over his shoulder and showing controlled body movement. He gets in and out of his breaks without losing speed in his routes.   [player_tooltip player_id='2166207' first='Gary' last='Scruggs'] - 2030 - OK   One of the few athletes who is in the class of 2030 out of the Oklahoma City area. Gary was a standout on both sides of the ball throughout the day. Lining up in the secondary and at wide receiver, he consistently made his presence felt. Defensively, he showed great instincts, making sharp breaks on the ball and breaking up multiple passes. On the offensive side, he displayed reliable hands and smooth footwork, proving to be a dependable target.   [player_tooltip player_id='2141308' first='Bryx' last='Lincoln'] - 2029 - MO   I came away really impressed after watching Bryx out on the field for both sides of the ball. Bryx played out at corner and wide receiver and was a playmaker for Southwest 7 Stick Em. He showed good technique and smooth backpedal when the ball was snapped. He was fluid in his transitions and didn't lose speed in his change of direction. On offense, he really excelled in gaining separation for the quarterback to get him the ball. He can take a short catch and turn it into a long touchdown. Bryx is someone to keep an eye on this next season.   [player_tooltip player_id='2104534' first='Jonah' last='Vescio'] - 2028 - MO   Jonah, a class of 2028 prospect for Southwest Stick Em, made his impact felt on both sides of the ball. At inside linebacker, he did a great job controlling the middle, showing the ability to hold up in both man and zone coverage. Offensively, he impressed at wide receiver with reliable hands, consistently making catch after catch. He showed solid footwork and proved to be a dependable target throughout the day.

The top skill positions were well represented throughout the weekend, with quarterbacks, wide receivers, and athletes making plays all over the field. This group stood out not just for production, but for their ability to execute, compete, and impact the game in key moments. From accurate quarterback play to playmakers creating separation and finishing catches, these are the names that consistently showed up.