Future Watch: Offensive Stock Risers

Osborn is the next up and coming signal caller across the region for the 2028 class and is very mechanically sound with a snappy release, strong arm and is a quick processor when moving through his progressions. He shows great pocket awareness and can make off-platform throws with ease without losing zip when throwing across his body and able to put good touch and spin on vertical throws. He just picked up a offer from UConn and should be hauling plenty of other suitors through his junior season.     Hillery will most likely kick inside in college due to his frame and length but is a freak athlete with excellent feet and violent finish abilities downfield. He quickly snaps out of his stance and established inside hands, solid leg drive and power through his lower half when pushing vertical and is seemingly comfortable blocking in space and getting to second lever scrapers. Hillery is one of the top offensive line prospects still available across southern California and is going to be another big time steal here late for a college program and should be drawing FCS interest.     Yip is a freaky tight end prospect that lines up at multiple spots on the field at the prep level. He has downfield speed, elite contact balance and tackle breaking abilities and can go up and win on 50/50 balls with ease. Yip shows he can make tacklers miss in tight spaces, force poor angles in the open field and is a jumbo athlete that plays both in the backfield and attached as a tight end in the toss heavy offense for Righetti. He is extremely under-recruited and should be a gem of a late steal down the stretch.     The high upside tackle prospect already has offers from UNLV and Hawaii and came over to play in the US from Australia. He is a strong and violent blocker with good bend in and out of his stance, plays with violent hands and can create immediate vertical push in the run game. He snaps out, has a strong base and is light on his feet in space while showing he is comfortable pulling and getting out in space while staying patient against speed rushers in pass protection. His rare combination of size/length and athletic ability make him a no-brainer at the FBS level and it'll be interesting to see where he winds up once he commits.     Matvay can lineup anywhere either as a attached tight end or in the backfield and is a thumper that is strong and physical when blocking and shows he can run precise routes and has consistent hands downfield in traffic. He is a true H-back and will excel in the right system in college and has the length and frame to continue packing on weight through his college career. He shows he can get underneath defenders, finish with violent intentions and pull/kick out across the LOS with ease while showing a willingness to block at all times. He will be one of the best at the position across the Trinity league in 2026 and is a key name of note on the offensive side.