More Additions Into the 2029 Rankings Update

*If you're a newcomer to PRZ WI you can subscribe at a 30% discount with code Johnson30 at checkout*   Usually we do one feature on the new additions during a rankings update, however, we had so many new faces that pushed the total ranked to 155+ that we would be doing a disservice to not take a look at another batch of talented newcomers. These are athletes who hit our radar in the time since our last update back in January. Whether it be a camp performance, Twitter/X, or word of mouth, these athletes were able to break onto the scene and are now locked onto our radars until they graduate. So let's take a deep look into each of these newcomers!    We start with one of the best northern WI athletes in the 2029 Class. Northland Pines' OL Chase Seeger is a 6'4" 235 lbs OT who was the team's varsity OT as a freshman. Even as a freshman, Chase was able to flex his power within the trenches in the run game. He pairs his raw power with a quickness out of his stance. That momentum on contact helps him get that initial surge. Then his leg drive further resets the line of scrimmage downfield in the run game. Chase's mobility and flexibility are very well developed and allow the big man to move and win the leverage battle while doing so. The 2029 also shows off that violent side as he finishes a lot of his blocks with pancakes. Don't miss out on the northern WI product.     Matthew was an athlete who instantly peaked my interest while watching his tape. He has a strong frame and his 6' 195 lbs frame fits that of an H-Back type of TE. Turn on the tape and you see a kid that catches the defense off guard with his athleticism. Over and over he is getting behind the defense, proving to be too fast for LBs. He looks at home split out in the slot and finding soft spots quickly in the short passing game. Larsen has a 2nd gear after the catch too. That speed is also key in his ability to block downfield. The speed is great on the edge on defense as well as he can quickly get into the backfield and that stout frame allows him to stick hard tackles that end plays quickly. Keep a close eye on the weapon out of Appleton North.     This is going to be an LB that we could see make a huge leap up our rankings following the season. He already is at a great spot at #53 overall, but the 6'1" 195 lbs 2029 has a great frame to continue to build upon over the coming years. On tape the ILB is a physical defender who can blitz effectively with a solid burst of speed or power his way through OL if they do manage to cut him off in time. Between his size, physicality, and ability to work through traffic Brayden is working himself into being a difference maker on defense. One that should see Friday night action sometime over the next year or less.     Billy first hit our radar during the Whitewater Camp this summer. The 6' 220 lbs DE was unblockable the entire camp. Especially with him going against peers his own age. His first step, violent hands, and flexibility were to much to try and counter all at once for many underclassmen. Billy has quickly made himself a very disruptive athlete who can get into the backfield and wreck havoc at a high rate. I won't be surprised to see him contribute early in his career for the Wilmot Union varsity. He has tools that will lead to him continuing to rise from this debut ranking.     It seems to be a never-ending supply when it comes to Lake Mills and their ability to always have a college level QB. During our time here at PRZ WI it has always been true. The next man up looks like it will be the 6'2" 165 lbs Jon Ebert. The 2029 signal caller has put in the time to hone his craft so when his time comes he will be ready. The clips from those sessions show a QB with sound mechanics, a quick release, really good command over his ball placement, and arm strength that will allow the Lake Mills offense to stay as explosive as it has been in recent years. Jon debuts as QB4. I can't wait to watch as he continues to put in the work over the coming years in pursuit of that top spot.     Another up and coming QB is Appleton North's Matthew Stoltz. The 6'2" 170 lbs athlete has some solid tape coming from his freshman season. During that time he proved that he already had the arm to zip the ball into spots on throws from 15 yards and in. Plus Matthew could loft the ball into a bucket on his deep passes. It will be something to watch this season to see how the arm strength has improved over the offseason. The 2029 is a quick decision maker, and also has clips showing him working through progressions from one side of the field to the other. I'm intrigued by what Matthew could develop into in his time at Appleton North.     As you can see from this article, we have introduced several QBs to the rankings. Another new face is SPASH QB Elias Rogers. The signal caller already has a very solid, strong frame at 6' 185 lbs. He is someone who has spent a lot of time working this offseason on his game. The clips from those sessions are highlighting his quick and efficient release. The arm strength is also coming along very well, demonstrated by his throws on a rope to 15 yards and beyond or to the opposite hash/sideline. Elias is also going to have the front row seat of watching a very talented incoming senior QB on the SPASH varsity before it is his turn to take over the helm. I won't be surprised to see Elias be one of the top guys at his position by the time he is a senior.     The Kettle Moraine IOL is one to watch. As a freshman he was able to earn some varsity reps on the interior. Carter's freshman tape shows a quick IOL who did really well getting himself in the right body position to stay between the DL and the ball. His eye discipline stood out on several clips too, seeing and knowing when to come off a double team to pick up the LB coming to his side of the double team. In clips against JV opponents you see his strength stand out more. So if he was able to be consistent this offseason we could see it stand out on Friday nights this year. I will definitely be following the development of Carter closely as he will be playing in the toughest conference in WI HS football. It will be very noteworthy if he can be an impact player as a sophomore.     The 5'11" 180 lbs kicker out of Grafton already holds a 4 star rating from Kohl's and has shown that he can deliver as a kicker and punter. Looking through his offseason clips, Ronan has been able to make several 60 yarders. The ball explodes off his foot in those kicks and is quick to gain height, leaving little to no risk on those kicks where he has to try to get every bit of yardage that he can. The leg power is evident not just from the distance, but from how the ball carries that velocity all the way through the uprights. This is our first K/P to hit our radar in this Class and he is a dang good one.

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