2027 Class C2 Summer Camp Jumpers: Who Could Move the Needle?

We spent our morning and early afternoon in Class C2, on the hunt for 2027 athletes across Nebraska that show off the Saturday potential on tape and ones that I could see making a jump as we get into camp season.    Thomas just wrapped up a stellar track season in which his relay team broke two school records in the same meet this weekend. College coaches are going to want to roll the tape on this young man, as he is a problem to contain in the open field as a pass-catcher and can take it the distance of the field with his athleticism. He also brings sure hands in high traffic areas and shoows off a running back that surely could have the position flexibility to be a wide receiver at the next-level as well. Impressive twitch pops out consistently at the top of his route. Surprisingly only just one NAIA offer at the moment.     The 6'3 200 pounder from from Bergan Catholic is a linebacker that boosts great vision and pursuit angles that surely show off his strong tackling ability in the inside box. In pass coverage, Trent boosts sound range with his footwork and with his length, can disrupt passing lanes with his ball tracking skillsets. You can tell that Trent is a linebacker that has great instincts that is really balanced for what he can bring to a linebacker room at the next-level. I am quite surprised he doesn't have his first offer yet with his intriguing frame as well, as he looks like a great fit to play on Saturdays.     Another 2027 prospect that popped out in my eyes out of Bergan Catholic, was wide receiver Gavin [player_tooltip player_id='2155991' first='Gavin' last='Dean']. He's got quite intriguing open field ability that doesn't take long to show how he can stretch the field. His route tree shows off to be quite balanced on all three levels of the field as he can make the high traffic catches around the edges and shows off the burner-type seperation once he reaches the second level of the field. Can't find a Twitter account for this young man as of yet, but he's surely another one from Bergan Catholic that can play on Saturdays in my eyes.       Something that holds true the more I watch tape on Bergan Catholic's wide receivers, is that they all have the play making ability to utilize their vision and stretch into the open field which is the case with the first look on tape we have with 2027 athlete [player_tooltip player_id='1085194' first='Cale' last='Sheets']. This young man has well-versed change of direction that translates to both sides of the ball as one that can flip on a dime to the ball as a corner. He's another one out of Bergan that surely has position flexibility at the next-level, but his seperation ability he gets into the second level surely shows why he could be sound wide receiver fit in my eyes.     Quin doesn't take long to show his swiss army knife capability he has at his disposal. He boosts great get off hands and pummels to the ball carrier at the point of attack. Although he's not your prototypical tight end from a size perspective, Quin has the next-level drive as a run-blocker that has great pad-level and overwhelming hands that doesn't take long to get his defender off balance. Quin is a blue-collar athlete that shows that he can excel on all three-levels of the field as the more I watch the tape, the more I like him in the nickel spot at the next-level due to his hybrid ability he shows on tape defensively.     Kade is a 2027 quarterback out of Boone Central that caught my attention when looking at 2027s across Nebraska in Class C2. The 6'3 180 pounder shows off the size profile that has the size college coaches are looking for and surely can add more frame in a college weight room upcoming. He's a quarterback that intrigues me with his efficency on all three levels, as Kade has the linking precision with his wide receiving core and can also fit throws on deep routes into tight windows which are a couple skillsets that popped out quickly. He also shows off the arm balance you want to see from a velocity perspective as the bulk of Kade's throws were pinpointed on time in my eyes. One NAIA offer thus far, as I would only imagine he gets more attention at camps this summer.

We spent our morning and early afternoon in Class C2, on the hunt for 2027 athletes across Nebraska that show off the Saturday potential on tape and ones that I could see making a jump as we get into camp season.