Five New Offensive Additions To The 2028 Rankings

Yesterday I looked at 5 new defensive additions to the rankings. Today I'll be turning my focus to the offensive side of the ball. Based on their traits and film I believe this group of players have high upsides and the potential to rise through our rankings with continued physical and skill development. Let's take a look.    Villa Angela St. Joe's has had a good string of offensive skill talent in their program over the last few years. Brasmon is another in that Viking pipeline. The junior receiver displays a great combo of length and athleticism. While he's a long strider, he's smooth in and out of his breaks. He's a hands catcher who is comfortable catching the ball away from his frame. Bransom just needs to continue adding good weight and getting strong so that he can fight through press man and play through physicality at the catch point.     Hudson lined up at right tackle for KIPP, however I project him to the interior of the line at the next level. He has a good kick step and mirrors well. He possesses a strong anchor that will hold up versus bigger interior defensive linemen. He uses his hands well. With his quickness, athleticism, and hands I could see him thriving at the Center position. Hudson's size and frame are good. What I'd like to see is more violent finishes.     I thought Henderson put up some really strong sophomore film. He showed good vision for a sophomore running back. He's a strong one cut and get up field runner. His cuts are decisive and explosive. What sets him apart is his long speed. Colton is a high-end track sprinter. He's coming off a great track season where he ran a 10.8 100-meter dash. That blazing speed shows on the football field as he pulls away with ease when he gets into the open field. I like what I'm seeing as a running back, I think if Henderson can show his ability to catch the ball out of the backfield and affect the passing game that could take his game to another level.     Al Ani is a versatile receiver for the Darby Panthers. The rising junior is a playmaker with the ball in his hands. As a route runner he has loose hips and is able to break off his routes with ease. Ameer is a patient route runner who displays a good feel for leverage and understanding how to find space in zones. Once he gets the ball in his hands, he's sudden and explosive showing the ability to make guys miss in the open field. Ani has the athletic traits, where I'm looking to see him continue to grow is in his strength and his body development. Added thickness and strength will aid in blocking and allow him to be a more physical presence with the ball in his hands.     McMullen got his first taste of varsity action in his sophomore season. From the looks of his film, he acclimated himself well. He possesses the frame and build D1 coaches are looking for in an offensive tackle. For his size he shows strong feet and bend. He's patient in his kick step and shows the ability to take away the edge. If Grant can continue to get stronger, work on his hands, and show a violent punch he has a chance to quickly rise up our rankings.

Yesterday I looked at 5 new defensive additions to the rankings. Today I'll be turning my focus to the offensive side of the ball. Based on their traits and film I believe this group of players have high upsides and the potential to rise through our rankings with continued physical and skill development. Let's take a look.