Final Round of Twitter Mania Analysis

*Use code Johnson30 for a 30% discount on a Prep Redzone subscription*   We have reached our final group from the original list of film submitted via X DMs. We wrap up with a great group of athletes worth having on your radar going into camp season coaches. This article contains several 2027s and 2028s that are sure to post fantastic numbers during combine testings as well as provide legitimate examples of their dominance in 1 on 1 battles. As we wait for camps to go into full swing let's dive into some tape from 2025 to get a feel for these kids.    Demarcus is an athlete that you can see on tape is built different than the usual high school athlete. At 6'2" 215+ lbs the 2027 DL/RB is built to dish out contact. You see it on both sides of the football. At DL he can shrug off OL or violently swat hands aside to give himself a gap to attack through. On offense that big frame tends to be the one deliver hits to the defenders and because of that ability to run his feet through contact you see Demarcus create yards after contact. It is also very noteworthy that on top of the physical dominance, Demarcus also has the long speed to be able to create those electric, highlight reel worthy runs. A kid with this type of frame and physical prowess needs to be on the radar of the next level. Don't miss out on this 2027. The film is linked below.      Aedyn is coming off a Prep Redzone Spring Showcase where he was one of the entire camp's best performers when it came to the combine. He had the fastest 40 with a lasered 4.61, and the 4th fastest shuttle at 4.22. The most important part of all those numbers is that when you turn on the tape you see it translate to the field. Aedyn can stretch the field with that vertical speed and easily track the football over his shoulder for huge gains. The '28 is very gifted in finding ways to come down with the football whether it be in traffic or outside of his frame. The '28 WR is also so comfortable changing direction and suddenly breaking off routes to create separation. Between the verified numbers and his tape I have a feeling we see Aedyn climbing up our rankings this summer.      Aidan is working his way towards being an OL worth having on your radar. The 6'3" 270 lbs sophomore was the starting center for Oshkosh North this past season. The big man has a lot of examples on tape of him being able to move laterally while engaged with blocks and still being able to get a downfield push in the run game. His feet and overall athleticism allow him to win in those zone scenarios or by being able to win the body positioning battle. Aidan is just starting to scratch the surface on what he could be physically too. As that power matches the frame and athleticism we will see the '28 IOL make a massive leap in his development. It is all coming together and when it does click we are going to have an impressive OL on our hands. Keep a close eye on the Oshkosh North IOL.      Miles is a tone setter at safety for Wausau West. He is undersized for the typical safety at 5'10" 165 lbs, but on tape that doesn't hinder him. The '27 throws his body around to deliver big hits. He can cover a lot of ground to get to the football and still arrive with that mean streak ready to lay the wood. His ability to provide consistent and impactful run support for the backend is a huge bonus for a defense. In coverage we see Miles show off that range some more and also the ability to read the eyes of the QB. Miles is able to flip his hips and close on the football quickly and be very active at the catch point to break things up or create turnovers. I can see a lot of the D3 programs across WI being very interested in his talents. That physicality also shines in the touches Miles got at RB too. Dive into the soon to be senior's full tape.      Malakai is a fun watch on tape. He played some varsity and a lot of JV for MF and his quickness and physicality stand out in his highlights. Malakai seems to play at a different speed. Whether it be filling his gap at LB or attacking a seam of daylight, you see the 2028 RB/LB be able to accelerate in a very short area. Another trait that separates him is that he can turn that burst into power to break tackles or deliver some hard-hitting tackles. Malakai brings a fearlessness to the football field. I will be interested to see how he performs at camps this summer and see what type of numbers he can put up.     An intriguing 2027 IOL to keep a close eye on this summer is Oconomowoc's [player_tooltip player_id='1102134' first='Austin' last='Schreindl']. The guard plays on an impressive pair of feet. They are very quick, agile, and able to move him around the trenches so effectively. Those feet allow him to pull, attack level two defenders, and always work his way to the leverage/body positioning win. What separates him from other IOL is that he also is able to pack a punch. In the run game you see him turn that quickness into power that allows him to drive DL off the line and usual pancake them with force. Austin should be poised for a big summer over the coming weeks. Check him out!      West Bend West is a must stop for coaches recruiting the state of Wisconsin. Their Class of 2027 is a loaded group with standout athletes at a ton of positions. One of the top athletes from the roster is WR [player_tooltip player_id='1247083' first='Xander' last='Collier']. The outside playmaker dominates with his downfield talents. Xander has a great frame that has the strength to be able to create space and fight through contact to secure the catch. He is a natural at finding the ball over his shoulder and adjusting to be able to bring it in. The way he can adjust last second and make catches in awkward positions jumps off the tape. Plus the big man has been able to consistently get clean releases off the line. The big WR is also very active in plays with his blocking abilities. This is one of the top WRs to have on your radars this summer.      Damarion is an absolute hammer when it comes to tackling. His highlights are loaded up with his delivering some bone-rattling hits. The '28 is excellent against the run and on blitzes. He is able to accelerate so quickly through gaps that OL can't get their hands on him and he closes without hesitation which leaves no time for ball carriers to try and make him miss. That is only part of his game though. Damarion can also drop into zone coverage, read the QB, and get his hands up in throwing windows. I'm intrigued by the 2028 and can see him making a rise up the rankings. Especially if we see some strong numbers from him this summer.      The 2028 out of Racine Lutheran has been a varsity contributor his entire HS career. He finished his sophomore season with All Conference honors on offense and defense. On offense Myles' speed was utilized to stretch the defense every which way. Myles proved that he could beat angles with his speed. He also has plenty of clips showing that he can turn a quick catch into a big play with how sudden and explosive he can be when things get tight. Myles's speed and quick twitch athleticism also allow him to play 1 on 1 man coverage as a CB. He has the feet, hips, and reactive athleticism to be trusted out on an island.

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