Saturday Film Rundown Names College Coaches Should Know

Today we will be taking a look at some of the prospects who's film I was able to breakdown. These are the names of some prospects that are looking to use this offseason to pop onto radars and start garnering more attention.    Olson is a high motor edge defender whose relentless style of play consistently creates problems for opposing offenses. He does an excellent job generating pressure on quarterbacks, using effort and quickness to work into the backfield and finish plays with sacks. Olson also stands out as a disciplined run defender who can set the edge and force ball carriers back inside. One of his strongest traits is his pursuit, as he continues rallying to the football even when plays move away from him. That nonstop motor and physical approach make him a valuable presence on the defensive front. Olson's ability to shed blocks quickly and remain active throughout plays suggests there is still significant upside remaining in his development. As he continues refining his technique and building strength this offseason, he has the opportunity to emerge as a much more recognized defensive prospect.     Garcia continues to establish himself as a linebacker prospect worth monitoring thanks to his instincts, tackling ability and overall athleticism. He excels in open space, closing distance quickly and bringing ball carriers down with strong form and consistency. Garcia also does a good job shedding blockers and rallying to the football, allowing him to remain involved in plays across the field. In coverage, he has shown the ability to drop back and stay connected with faster skill players, giving him versatility at the linebacker position. Garcia has also spent significant time on the camp circuit this offseason, where his footwork and movement skills have continued to stand out. His willingness to compete against strong competition and continue developing his game should help his recruitment gain traction. With continued improvement, Garcia has the potential to become a rising name in the linebacker group.     Trujillo has dedicated much of his offseason to developing as a specialist, working with Mile High Prep to refine both his punting and kickoff abilities for spring games. That work has already started to pay dividends, particularly with improvements in hang time and overall consistency. Trujillo is a player thats leg strength should start drawing more attention as we head deeper into the offseason. He has already started generating camp interest, an encouraging sign for a young specialist looking to elevate his profile. Continued progress throughout the summer and into the season could position him as one of the more intriguing specialists in the region. Programs are constantly searching for reliable specialists who can impact field position, and Trujillo's development trajectory suggests he has the tools to become a name more coaches begin tracking closely moving forward.     Wheeler is a safety prospect who consistently flashes strong instincts and awareness in the secondary. He reads through his keys, reading the quarterback quickly and putting himself in position to make plays on the football. Wheeler also shows dependable hands, allowing him to capitalize on interception opportunities and create turnovers in coverage. Beyond his ball skills, he brings value as a run defender by coming downhill aggressively and delivering physical hits against ball carriers. His open field tackling ability stands out, particularly with how quickly he closes space and prevents extra yardage after contact. Wheeler's versatility as both a coverage defender and run supporter makes him an intriguing defensive back prospect moving forward. With the way he is able to impact the pass and running game he will be a prospect that won't be under the radar much longer.     Seeing Pazak in person immediately highlights the natural arm talent he possesses as a quarterback prospect. The football jumps off his hand with velocity, allowing him to attack tight passing windows confidently and deliver throws on time. Pazak excels particularly in the intermediate passing game, where he consistently shows the ability to hit receivers outside the numbers and over the middle with accuracy and rhythm. His timing and understanding of route concepts help keep the offense moving efficiently while putting receivers in position to make plays after the catch. This offseason will continue to be important as he gains more reps and competes against higher level competition to further refine his game. Pazak has already shown many of the tools evaluators look for at quarterback and continued offseason development could help him emerge as a rising name to know heading into the season.

Today we will be taking a look at some of the prospects who's film I was able to breakdown. These are the names of some prospects that are looking to use this offseason to pop onto radars and start garnering more attention.