5 Seniors I Would Offer Today

There are plenty of seniors in the state that have boom potential. I believe the guys below will have massive seasons, and I would extend an offer ASAP.    Chase has actually started to get some real attention recently, but I think he's still largely underrated. He already has a great build at 6'3 and over 200 pounds. Great measurables with the frame to keep building. His film shows a ton of real upside, especially defensively., His instincts and quick first step are a lethal combo. He diagnoses the play quickly and is able to fight against the grain to get to the ball. He is also extremely solid in pass coverage, with some legit speed and ability to play the ball.     The big man out of Canton has really caught my eye this offseason. After seeing his film, I really think the upside is there, and the trajectory is only going up. He does have a few reps coming off the edge, but he is certainly at his best in the interior, controlling gaps and creating havoc at the point of attack. Great feet, tremendous punch and an overall mentality of aggression makes him an absolute load to deal with. Once he gets his big mitts on the ball carrier, its lights out. Malone is a sure tackler who always makes sure to wrap up and drive. I could see Malone controlling gaps and being a problem both as a pass rusher and as a run stopper.     Asa has really matured and developed nicely over the last year. As a receiver, his skillset is immense. He has a nice release, doesn't get jammed or crossed up, and runs clean routes. When the ball is thrown his way, he has late hands, making him extremely hard to defend if you're not in perfect position. When the ball is off target a bit, he displays the big catch radius and great body control to adjust and make the play anyway. Defensively, those same physical traits translate perfectly, allowing him to stay right in stride with the receiver and contest everything his way.     Really good 2025 for Cruz, but 2026 could be a massive breakout year. I got to see him in week 1 last season at Rockford, and the film lines up to what I saw in person. Saline absolutely trusts his hands and body control, often times just throwing the ball up to him and letting him make the play. If you can see him, he's open. His size and length mixed with his vertical and solid hands allows him to put defensive backs in a tough position. On top of all of that, he can make you pay if you play too far up, often times turning on the jets and blowing right by the defense. I would seriously do my homework on Cruz if I were a program at the next level looking for a true playmaker.     Amani is becoming one of the worst kept secrets in West Michigan now. He's an extremely smooth athlete who performed extremely well in an insanely tough conference. He has rep after rep against stout defense, and it comes up his way more often than not. He has solid size, but he's extremely strong and impressively twitchy. He is able to fight through contact and rip the ball down against physical coverage. Beyond what he can do as a receiver, he has great vision and impressive patience that lets him be part of the run game on sweeps. Another underrated part of his game is downfield blocking. He does a great job of playing through the whistle and making plays downfield, even without the ball in his hand. He should be on everyone's list going forward.

There are plenty of seniors in the state that have boom potential. I believe the guys below will have massive seasons, and I would extend an offer ASAP.