2026 X Film Study 11

The X Film Study series rolls into Volume 11 with another group of prospects who caught my attention on film. This week's list features a mix of proven playmakers, developmental prospects, and a few younger players who have the tools to make a jump over the next couple of seasons. As always, the goal is to highlight what these players do well today while projecting what they can become down the road. Let's get into the evaluations.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-x wp-block-embed-x"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ConnorDarby57/status/2043862264282042639 </div></figure>   HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR FILM: Comment a link to your film by leaving a comment on the pinned post on my X profile. The post on my X profile is above.     Johnson looks exactly how you want a perimeter receiver to look when he steps off the bus. At 6'4", he has a tremendous frame and creates matchup problems simply because of his size and length. South Salem did a good job getting the ball in his hands on screens and quick throws, allowing him to use his straight-line speed to create explosive plays. He has plenty of upside as he continues to develop as a receiver and grow into his frame. Johnson is the type of prospect whose best football could still be ahead of him.      Delph is a stout and physical offensive lineman who plays with good natural leverage in the run game. He shows a willingness to mix it up at the point of attack and does a nice job creating movement when he gets his hands on defenders. His thick build gives him a solid foundation to work with, and he embraces the physical side of playing in the trenches. There was not a ton of film available to evaluate, but the flashes were encouraging. With a larger body of work this fall, Delph could be a player who gains more attention.      Hall is one of the more exciting young running backs I have watched this offseason. He is a compact and powerful athlete who combines speed, vision, and contact balance at a high level. What stood out most was his ability to stay on his feet through contact while still having the burst to turn a crease into a big gain. He also brings value in the passing game, giving him true three-down potential. Hall has all the tools to develop into one of the more complete backs in Oregon's 2028 class.      Hamilton is a young defensive back with a frame that immediately grabs your attention. At 6'2", he has the size coaches look for on the back end of a defense and shows a willingness to get involved against the run. He plays with good effort and flashes the physicality needed to be an impactful defender. The move to Clackamas will be interesting to follow as he continues his development. Hamilton has the size, versatility, and upside to become a very intriguing prospect in the 2028 class.      Redeau is one of the more fascinating long-term prospects I have come across in the 2029 class. Even without verified measurements, it is obvious on film that he possesses an impressive frame for a freshman linebacker. He is still early in his development, but the physical tools and upside are easy to see. There is a lot of room for growth over the next three years, which makes him such an exciting prospect to monitor.

The X Film Study series rolls into Volume 11 with another group of prospects who caught my attention on film. This week's list features a mix of proven playmakers, developmental prospects, and a few younger players who have the tools to make a jump over the next couple of seasons. As always, the goal is to highlight what these players do well today while projecting what they can become down the road. Let's get into the evaluations.