St. John's Football Camp Offensive Skill Position Standouts

Continuing our coverage of the St. John's Football Camp that took place from Sunday, we move to the skill position players on the offensive side of the ball, with a strong group of RBs and pass-catchers that made their mark, both during testing, Indy drills, and the 1-on-1 sessions, thriving in front of one of the coaches for one of the best D3 programs in the nation. We reveal the top offensive skill position standouts from St. John's Football Camp today!   RBs:    Despite his smaller size, I don't think I saw someone perform as well at the position like [player_tooltip player_id='1657342' first='Jobey' last='Tvedt'] did in front of the St. John's coaches. Tvedt flashed during the testing portion, with his 4.84 40 yard time marking an improvement from his results back at our Stock-Up Showcase back in December, but his game-speed proved much faster. His biggest asset was by far his agility, showcasing sharp footwork and swift change of direction, doing an excellent job catching out of the backfield and stretching the field vertically with his route-running. Tvedt will continue battling for reps in the Patriots' loaded backfield, but he flashes impressive mechanics and a strong dual-threat skillset that could really benefit his recruiting profile going forward.     One of the brightest playmakers in the 1A conference, [player_tooltip player_id='1648099' first='Rudy' last='Reyes'] had a strong showing at Clemens' Stadium on Sunday morning. Reyes flashed immediately in the testing portion of the drill, with his 4.79 40 yard time being one of the fastest among the position group. An impressively fast runner with sharp footwork, solid hands, and ball-tracking skills like a WR, Reyes was able to excel during the 1-on-1 sessions, and was able to reel in several deep passes going against the LBs. Reyes should not be an overlooked prospect despite playing in a smaller-school, showcasing that he holds his ground well competing alongside some impressive talent that appeared this weekend.     Not a name that I was familiar with entering this camp, Aiden Detloff has seen limited playing time for the Jaguars, receiving just 1 carry on varsity offense last season, but he's been putting in the work and is positioning himself to earn a much bigger role offensively in 2026. Detloff performed well during the Indy and 1-on-1 sessions, showcasing an explosive edge off the snap and flashing impressive agility and finesse, impressing me with several of his pass-catching reps with his ability to create separation, including a stellar spin-move on one of his routes to throw a LB off balance that was one of my personal favorite reps during the camp. Detloff will be an intriguing prospect within the 1A conference to keep an eye on in 2026.     An overlooked RB/DB prospect within the 3A conference, but Cormac Doty garnered my attention with his impressive mechanics throughout the Indy and 1-on-1 sessions on Sunday. Doty shows precise motion and footwork, rarely taking false steps, and proved able to change direction and flip his hips very smoothly carrying the ball and with his route-running. While Doty has been primarily known for his role as a Strong Safety for the Green Wave, Doty made a push on Sunday to improve his stock on the offensive side of the ball, and he may have done just that, proving to be a solid two-way prospect to watch going forward.    WR/TEs:    [player_tooltip player_id='1581401' first='Vincent' last='Prasky'] was a name that caught my attention at the PRZMN Exposure Series last month, and he continues to take strides this offseason on his development. During the testing portion, he ran an impressive 4.68 40 yard time, showing continued improvement in comparison to his performance at the Exposure Series' event. Prasky was on point on Sunday, doing an outstanding job with his route running and being able to create separation effortlessly. Prasky showed long strides, great footwork, lengthy reach, and strong hands throughout the Indy and 1-on-1 sessions. Prasky is a name that continues to garner attention among our scouts this offseason and is primed for a huge senior campaign.     The younger brother of one of the top QB prospects in MN, [player_tooltip player_id='2067317' first='Brock' last='Sieben'] is starting to turn heads this offseason and will be looking very soon to propel as a star prospect as well. One of the youngest WR prospects at the event, Sieben immediately shocked me with an impressive 4.7 40 yard time for his age. Sieben showcases great mechanics and instincts for his age, doing a great job adjusting to the ball, flashing his flexibility and solid back-reach, while showcasing great ball-tracking skills, with an impressive juggling catch on a deep go-ball he had being one of the top plays that I saw from the event on Sunday. Brock is on a great path of following in his older brother's footsteps in becoming a premium athlete to watch in MN going forward.     Another name that had started to garner my attention from the PRZMN Combine Series, [player_tooltip player_id='2081490' first='Vache' last='Ebralidze'] continues to surge as a rising prospect on our Watch List as he enters his senior campaign. Ebralidze ran a surprising 4.65 40 yard time during testing, a significant improvement from his performance at the Exposure Series' last month. Ebralidze continues to showcase his ability to create big time separation, pumping his arms and using his hands well to throw DBs off their footing, which made him an outstanding deep threat to watch, and once again, he had very few incompletions when the ball was thrown his way. Ebralidze continues to make strides in his development as an overlooked, but undeniably talented WR prospect that could garner a late recruiting push entering 2026.     Another Champlin Park prospect that really stood out on Sunday, [player_tooltip player_id='642679' first='Trace' last='Fitzgerald'] further emboldens his status as a multi-purpose threat, flashing great capabilities as a WR. Fitzgerald had one of the fastest times among the position group, posting a flat 4.6 40 yard time. One of the most sure-handed receivers from the event, Fitzgerald showed fluid change of direction and long strides, and I don't recall seeing him drop a single pass from the event, being able to adjust to the ball strongly without his size causing any disadvantage. Fitzgerald has been a camp stud so far this offseason, and has garnered several D3 offers already, and is bound to receive many more over the coming weeks.

Continuing our coverage of the St. John's Football Camp that took place from Sunday, we move to the skill position players on the offensive side of the ball, with a strong group of RBs and pass-catchers that made their mark, both during testing, Indy drills, and the 1-on-1 sessions, thriving in front of one of the coaches for one of the best D3 programs in the nation. We reveal the top offensive skill position standouts from St. John's Football Camp today!