PRZNY 2027 Rankings Release, New Evals For Ranked Players 100-91

Want to stay updated with the latest news and articles from Prep Redzone NY? Follow me on Twitter <a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PrzCory</a> so you never miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    99. [player_tooltip player_id='1257837' first='Owen' last='Kicinski']-St. Joseph's Collegiate   Kicinski is a talented athlete hailing from upstate New York and attending SJCI. He is a player who fell a bit in the new update, but his grade stayed the same. He can be used all over the field, and mainly I like him as a RB/WR/LB or DB based on his 5'9" 195-Pound frame. On the offensive side of the ball, he showcases good speed and has the ability to read a defense. His hesitation off the snap as a RB can slow plays down and let holes develop. He is a slippery prospect and is tough to tackle staying on his feet as a balanced runner with the ball in his hands. His footwork is also a plus trait of his as he is able to make sharp cuts and quick changes of direction. Kicinski is a talented player who should sneak onto boards this season.     98. [player_tooltip player_id='939106' first='Nicolas' last='Constantino']-Tottenville   The Staten Island Prospect, Constantino stands at 5'9" 170-Pounds, displaying a solid frame that can give him a ton of versatility with his position. He should be one of Tottenville's main playmakers this season, and despite a slow recruitment thus far, I can see the talented multi-position player picking up a few soon. He was mainly used as a pass catcher for the SI squad, and he showcased elite hands, with the ability to moss opposing DB's and come down with highlight reel catches. He has excellent physicality and does not shy away from going after the ball at the POA. Body control is also note worthy, as he displays the ability to contort his frame to make tricky catches. His tool bag and use of routes are good and he shows multiple ways he can gain separation. I would like to see more use of hands off the line, and better first step which could see him gain more space in Man Coverage reps.     96. [player_tooltip player_id='1208308' first='Quadare' last='Gomez']-Curtis   Another Staten Island prospect stayed into the top 100. Gomez fell around few spots down the order in the Re-Rank, but also kept his same grade. He holds one offer from Wagner, and I am expecting more schools to give the Curtis Warrior a Call. The 5'10" 215-Pound prospect was impressive last season, and was easily a breakout player. His frame is massive and perfect for a RB showcasing speed and physicality out of the backfield. He is also useable in the pass game, displaying good hands, and the ability to turn upfield and turn on the jets for big gains. In space he is tricky to tackle, and typically requires more than one player going after him. His burst out of the backfield is impressive and he can hit his top speed in a flash leaving LB's in the dust. Footwork he excels at and he is a balanced runner, staying upright and attacking the ground and the opposing defense with every rep. Gomez is a player I can see bringing in more offers this fall, and is a guy I never want to see running towards me on any field.     94. [player_tooltip player_id='1355485' first='Josiah' last='Brown']-Eagle Academy II   Brown is one of the many talented Eagle Academy II prospects who made it into our 2027 broad. He did fall in the re-rank but keeps the same grade, and is a player who I think can easily slot back into his previous rank. He holds two offers from Stony Brook and Wagner, which match his D1 Grade. At 5'11" 180-Pounds, he has a versatile excellent frame for an ATH. He mainly is used as a WR/LB/DB and I think that position suits him perfectly. As a pass catcher he shows good hands, and sharp route running. His eyes are always locked on the QB, and his knowledge of coverages and ability to sniff out plays from a mile away are impressive. From the LB position he attacks the ball, and showcases little to none hesitation with the ball on the ground. In pass coverage reps he his footwork is noteworthy, allowing him to keep with WR's, and make good cuts with good body control. He is an excellent tracker and shows good hands at the POA, bringing physicality to the ball, and coming down with Picks and Pass breakups. [player_tooltip player_id='1355485' first='Josiah' last='Brown'] is an elite New York athlete and he is primed for a massive season with Eagle Academy II this year.     93. [player_tooltip player_id='1513252' first='Elijah' last='Epps']-Beacon   [player_tooltip player_id='1513252' first='Elijah' last='Epps'], hailing from Beacon High School is the next player. He attended our PRZNY Showcase in Warwick in the spring and was dominant, leaving as one of the top RB's in attendance. His ranking did fall a bit, but with a similar grade, I have no doubt he can make back up the ground this season. Epps is a massive prospect and shows 200-Pounds of muscle on his frame. His build is good for the position, and he also can play the LB position if needed. He is yet to receive an offer, but with a 4.0 GPA, he has the potential for Ivy League and Academic College offers. I would expect the recruitment to start to uptick shortly. Epps has excellent footwork and is a balanced and strong RB. His strength is part of his game, and it allows him to truck through the defense, along with using his speed to burn past them. In the passing game, he can mimic a WR, showing elite route running, sharp cuts, and the ability to gain separation and make catches with good hands. Epps is a prospect who easily should be on boards, and I can't wait to watch him ball out this season for Beacon.

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