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<p>The running backs coming to RIZE from New Jersey are on another level. I have seen a few of these players live in action in the past, and I truly think that this will be the position group that gets the most attention on the field at RIZE. These backs are going to excel in testing, against the linebackers in open space, and when they run routes down field. Each of these players can be a versatile weapon for their offense, and they are ready to make an even bigger name for themselves on the 27th. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">I've had the opportunity to see Carl multiple times, including at the Who's Next event earlier this year and again at the PA 7v7, and each viewing has reinforced just how special of an athlete he can be. An electric playmaker with the ball in his hands, Carl moves with exceptional fluidity and shows smooth, effortless transitions laterally. His running style is incredibly elastic, allowing him to change direction without losing speed or balance. Beyond the athletic traits, he's an efficient mover and decisive decision-maker who wastes very little motion. With his combination of athleticism and instincts, Carl possesses one of the highest ceilings of any prospect in attendance.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The MVP of the Who's Next event in January, [player_tooltip player_id='2098507' first='Jorden' last='Orro'] is a player I've been high on for quite some time. Quote me when I say he has one of the highest ceilings of any prospect heading to RIZE. Despite being just a 2031 prospect, he already possesses a rare blend of speed, fluidity, and natural running ability. He posted one of the fastest 40-yard dash times at the last event and consistently shows that speed on the field. What separates Jorden is his ability to maintain speed through cuts and direction changes while accelerating out of a dead stop. With his athletic profile and playmaking potential, he has all the tools to emerge as one of the premier talents in the state.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">I've evaluated Ayveron strictly through film over the last year, so I'm excited to finally see him in person down in Jackson, New Jersey. Based on what he's put on tape, he's one of the more explosive ball carriers in the group. He runs with great burst, makes sharp, decisive cuts, and has a knack for carving up defenses on his way downfield. Speed is his greatest asset. He can flip the switch and turn on the jets to beat defenders to the edge or race to the end zone. What makes him even more dangerous is his versatility as a receiving threat out of the backfield. Whether it's carrying the football or creating mismatches in the passing game, Ayveron has shown he can impact the game in multiple ways.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">I've had the chance to see [player_tooltip player_id='1476876' first='Malachi' last='Bredy'] at both the All-Star Tryouts last year and again at the Who's Next event this past January, and he continues to stand out every time he steps on the field. He is an overwhelming physical presence, possessing a linebacker-type build while lining up at running back. What makes him such an intriguing prospect is that his game extends far beyond his size. Malachi is explosive coming out of the backfield and runs with a combination of power and urgency. Between the tackles, he's a true bruiser who embraces contact and consistently finishes runs. When you combine his physical traits with his developing skill set, it's easy to see why he projects as a player who will be turning heads and making an impact for years to come.</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='2076846' first='Dimere' last='Britton'] is a newcomer to my radar, making him one of the more intriguing wild cards heading into the event. I haven't had the opportunity to evaluate his film or see him compete in person yet, but earning an invite alone suggests there is plenty of potential to be excited about. He already possesses impressive height for his age, giving him a physical foundation that immediately stands out. With limited exposure but plenty of upside, he's a prospect worth keeping a close eye on as he looks to make a strong first impression.</p>
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The running backs coming to RIZE from New Jersey are on another level. I have seen a few of these players live in action in the past, and I truly think that this will be the position group that gets the most attention on the field at RIZE. These backs are going to excel in testing, against the linebackers in open space, and when they run routes down field. Each of these players can be a versatile weapon for their offense, and they are ready to make an even bigger name for themselves on the 27th.
I've had the opportunity to see Carl multiple times, including at the Who's Next event earlier this year and again at the PA 7v7, and each viewing has reinforced just how special of an athlete he can be. An electric playmaker with the ball in his hands, Carl moves with exceptional fluidity and shows smooth, effortless transitions laterally. His running style is incredibly elastic, allowing him to change direction without losing speed or balance. Beyond the athletic traits, he's an efficient mover and decisive decision-maker who wastes very little motion. With his combination of athleticism and instincts, Carl possesses one of the highest ceilings of any prospect in attendance.
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The MVP of the Who's Next event in January, Jorden OrroJordenOrro
5'11" | 165 lbs | RB/DB
Hamilton Rogue One (Youth Program) | 2031 NJ
is a player I've been high on for quite some time. Quote me when I say he has one of the highest ceilings of any prospect heading to RIZE. Despite being just a 2031 prospect, he already possesses a rare blend of speed, fluidity, and natural running ability. He posted one of the fastest 40-yard dash times at the last event and consistently shows that speed on the field. What separates Jorden is his ability to maintain speed through cuts and direction changes while accelerating out of a dead stop. With his athletic profile and playmaking potential, he has all the tools to emerge as one of the premier talents in the state.
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I've evaluated Ayveron strictly through film over the last year, so I'm excited to finally see him in person down in Jackson, New Jersey. Based on what he's put on tape, he's one of the more explosive ball carriers in…
I've had the chance to see On the RIZE: Jersey RBs Ready to Make Their Presence KnownOnthe RIZE: Jersey RBs Ready to Make Their Presence Known
at both the All-Star Tryouts last year and again at the Who's Next event this past January, and he continues to stand out every time he steps on the field.…
Dimere BrittonDimereBritton
5'11" | 150 lbs | RB/DB
Union City | 2030 NJ
is a newcomer to my radar, making him one of the more intriguing wild cards heading into the event. I haven't had the opportunity to evaluate his film or see him compete in person yet, but earning an invite alone suggests there is plenty of potential to be excited about. He already possesses impressive height for his age, giving him a physical foundation that immediately stands out. With limited exposure but plenty of upside, he's a prospect worth keeping a close eye on as he looks to make a strong first impression.
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Jorden
Orro
5'11" | 165 lbs | RB/DB
Hamilton Rogue One (Youth Program) | 2031
NJ
is a player I've been high on for quite some time. Quote me when I say he has one of the highest ceilings of any prospect heading to RIZE. Despite being just a 2031 prospect, he already possesses a rare blend of speed, fluidity, and natural running ability. He posted one of the fastest 40-yard dash times at the last event and consistently shows that speed on the field. What separates Jorden is his ability to maintain speed through cuts and direction changes while accelerating out of a dead stop. With his athletic profile and playmaking potential, he has all the tools to emerge as one of the premier talents in the state.
Dimere
Britton
5'11" | 150 lbs | RB/DB
Union City | 2030
NJ
is a newcomer to my radar, making him one of the more intriguing wild cards heading into the event. I haven't had the opportunity to evaluate his film or see him compete in person yet, but earning an invite alone suggests there is plenty of potential to be excited about. He already possesses impressive height for his age, giving him a physical foundation that immediately stands out. With limited exposure but plenty of upside, he's a prospect worth keeping a close eye on as he looks to make a strong first impression.
