Which 2027s are Boosting Their Stock?

Brown measures in at 5'9 155-pounds and is a consistent slot receiver. Last season, he had 20 receptions for 237 yards with 1 touchdown. Brown has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, acceleration, good speed, and change of direction. Good release and uses his feet to make DBs miss. Excels in reacting over the middle with defenders in his face. Brown has very good ball adjustment, tracking and catching skills. He'll propel himself up to make the big catch. If needed, he'll extend his arms and leap forward to catch the ball. Consistently comes down with it. Strong hands to hold onto the ball while getting hit. Brown does a great job getting yards after the catch. Good blocking out in space for his teammates too. Brown thrived for Mile High Prep during the spring season. Very competitive, coachable, and would be an asset to any college looking to improve their receiving core.     Bovee measures in at 6'2 220-pounds playing EDGE for Fruita Monument. Good size for a linebacker. Last season, he had 30 total tackles (13 solo, 17 assisted), 5 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 2 QB pressures, with 1 forced fumble. Bovee has good acceleration and solid change of direction. Good initial quickness with good hand speed. Good bend around the edge. Bovee uses his good strength to split combo blocks, and make tackles while being held. He creates first contact to slow the ball carrier down, allowing teammates to finish up the play. Good tackling with very good pursuit. He consistently plays through the whistle. I'm intrigued to see how Bovee improves this off-season.     Malnar measures in at 5'9 160-pounds. Last season, he had 28 total tackles (15 solo, 13 assisted), 2 FF, 1 FF, with 3 INT (1 pick 6). Malnar displays good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, good speed, change of direction, and jumping. He maintains a good back pedal with a fluid hip torso to match receivers breaking into their route. Malnar has good closing quickness. Good man and zone coverage. Good read and reaction. Very good ball tracking with good catching. He isn't afraid of tackling either. Uses his good tackling and strength to stop the ball carriers or create first contact. Another prospect that I'm intrigued to see how he improves over this off-season.     Owens was the demonstration of consistency. Last season, he kicked 15/16 on PATs, 3/5 on FGs with his longest field goal being 47 yards. Owens demonstrates very good kick power and leg control. Owens' strong leg does a great job handling the wind and piercing through it on his kicks. Very good leg accuracy. Uses his control and placement paired with a cool, calm attitude to consistently the ball through the uprights. He's a very productive kicker and will look to continue boosting his stock this off-season.     Humrich plays QB/RB/SS for Burlington. Last season, he had 60 total tackles (27 solo, 33 assisted), 3 TFL, 2 INT, 1 FF, 83 carries for 758 yards with 16 touchdowns, 11/35 for 160 yards, 31.4% completion rate, 2 TDs, 5 INT. Humrich is a better runner than a passer. Good athletic ability due to very good speed, balance, good acceleration, and change of direction. Very good vision to weaving effortlessly through the defense. Gains extra yards due to his physicality and strength. Bruising runner. As a safety, he brings good run support into the box with his good tackling. Humrich will use his speed and athleticism to make an impact in the passing game. He's a tantalizing prospect with a lot of potential.