Offensive Weapons With Massive Upside

The Missouri Class of 2027 rankings reboot continues today with film review of under the radar offensive weapons. These prospects have excellent verified physical or athletic traits, and/or put flashes on film leaving evaluators with intrigue to see more. In all cases, a productive fall projects to spike a bevy of Division I and Division II interest amongst this group, regardless of committed status. The 2027 pre-season rankings release is days away. Tap in below for a five-spot of names that will be heavy in the future headlines.   *** Use code StopPRZ30 to slash 30% off your subscription to Prep Redzone ***      "Bam" is a multi-sport athlete with a history in track and field, running the 100m, 200m and multiple legs of the 4x1 and 4x2 relay. Listed at 6000 195 with a reported 38 inch vertical and 10 foot broad. Two way player at RB/LB. Looks to have some very good speed and explosiveness. Can really open it up in the open field and outright run straight by defenders. Tape is limited with Carter, but this raw athlete with Division I athletic traits is a football player. Grading the flashes, Carter has great upside as an athlete and his senior year will be critical in putting up the production to draw interest from programs at the next level.     Ross is a highly competitive track athlete that competed in the Nike Outdoor Nationals & USATF U20 Championships this spring. Qualified for the Class 3 State Championships in multiple events and took home bronze in the 200m (21.41 PR), bronze in the 400m setting a PR of 47.45, ran second leg of 4x4 relay that finished 6th and 5th in the javelin. Earned our PRZ Receiver Combine MVP at Lindenwood with a 4.47x40, 10'8bj, 33vj. Athleticism pops on the football field running through agilities, indy drills and the one on one periods. Received his only Division I offer after the camp. Upside is there for more to come.     Put up huge testing numbers at the June Lindenwood camp with 4.38x40, 35.1vj, 10'7bj at 6000 182. Dual threat read option quarterback that put up 2081 total yards and 23 touchdowns in 2025, and worked out at both receiver and defensive back in the camp setting. Popped on tape with the ball in hand creating plays with elusiveness and escapability. Has very good overall athletic ability and the potential to settle in at multiple positions at the college level. Southern Illinois came through earlier in July to extend his first Division I offer, and McClure committed. Was projected to get a proper share of Division I and Division II looks this fall and still likely will with a dynamic senior year.     "TJ" Stockard is what they are supposed to look like. Hooper with great size, tall and long with build. Plays wide receiver in a tight end frame. Reports a 35 inch vertical and 124 inch broad jump. Uses his big time frame, size and length to his advantage on the football field. Has big, easy hands that absorbs the ball, looks in and attacks away from the frame with natural ball skills. Needs to improve his physicality in the blocking game as he continues to grow into the tight end position. Has great upside at F-TE. Currently holds Division I FCS and Division II offers and projected as high as the power conference level.     Served as his program's quarterback but will be transitioning the the wide receiver room at the next level. Checked in at Lindenwood camp at 6050 198 in June with testing numbers that hit 4.63x40, 29vj, 10'0bj. Multi-sport athlete with a history in hoops and track & field. Tall, long and lean frame capable of packing on mass, and looks to have massive hands indicating growth potential. Worked out at receiver in the camp and combine setting this offseason. Long strider with straight line speed, another big athlete that uses his size and catch radius to his advantage. Threat in the deep game and a player that can be redzone/tightzone jump ball weapon at this stage. Developmental prospect that was projected to draw interest from the Division I FCS and Division II programs this fall. Earned his first Division I offer from Southeast Missouri in June and committed this week.    *** Use code StopPRZ30 to slash 30% off your subscription to Prep Redzone ***

The Missouri Class of 2027 rankings reboot continues today with film review of under the radar offensive weapons. These prospects have excellent verified physical or athletic traits, and/or put flashes on film leaving evaluators with intrigue to see more. In all cases, a productive fall projects to spike a bevy of Division I and Division II interest amongst this group, regardless of committed status. The 2027 pre-season rankings release is days away. Tap in below for a five-spot of names that will be heavy in the future headlines.