2027 Rankings Update: Stock Risers

*Get your rankings, camp, and in-season coverage over the next year at 30% off with code Johnson30*   The rankings are live! Safe to say there were plenty of moves made as this summer was the perfect platform for dozens of athletes to show off their offseason development. Both committed and uncommitted athletes made huge jumps up our boards at Prep Redzone WI. Our focus today will be on those rising uncommitted seniors to make sure they are getting the spotlight they deserve. Coaches, these kids are going to hit the ground running in Week 1. Make sure you have a close eye on them as we head towards kickoff at the end of this week. Now let's talk risers!    Rise: #326 to #39   Safe to say this goes down as the greatest rise I have seen from a recruit. Delani was a WR coming off three catches in 2025, making it difficult to scout and project him. However, this summer the long, lean, 6'3" 170 lbs WR left no doubt that he has the goods to play at a high level of college football. It isn't just the impressive frame. It is the game breaking speed to stretch the field. The ball tracking talents to be able to adjust and attack the football with strong hands. It is the way he can smoothly execute route breaks without having to sacrifice speed. The Hudson WR is a walking mismatch and now sits where he deserves to be. The rapidly rising senior holds several FCS and D2 offers following his summer camp circuit.     Rise: #210 to #40   Corbin is the perfect new-age LB. He is more of a hybrid S/LB with the range of a safety and the physicality of an ILB. That combo has made him a three down defender. One that you can trust to drop into coverage, read the QB or feel WRs entering his zone, and close on the ball. He is also someone who has proven he can navigate traffic because he is so quick and explosive to avoid blocks. Corbin has the ability to run defend, cover, and rush. He has the opportunity to put up a huge senior season. Burrell- Warfield holds offers from Eastern Michigan, Army, Mankato, and Drake.     Rise: #222 to #46   Platt put on a show of dominance this offseason, earning this rise along with several next level offers. The 6'2" 295 lbs DT out of Oconomowoc is looking like a legitimate force on the interior. The massive frame is supported by the strength to hold the line of scrimmage or bull rush. His summer clips have great examples of that raw power that was helping him win reps even if he didn't have the body positioning advantage. Platt is a kid who brings consistent technique to the field as well, getting hands on and creating space that he can use to beat blocks and get to the heels of his OL. Keep a close eye on the DL. He holds offers from WIU, Sioux Falls, Drake, Bemidji State, and Duluth.     Rise: #109 to #55   Looking back through the records, Jack has been on a steady rise for us here at Prep Redzone WI. It has culminated with the 6'1" 210 lbs LB landing at our LB4 spot heading into his senior season. Jack perfectly fits the mold of the QB of the defense. Against the run he triggers downhill like he is shot out of a cannon and with that burst comes power that gets him through blocks and delivering hard-hitting tackles. It is clear he is a high IQ player as he makes plays even when things break down and the offense is trying to create things outside of the structure of the play. The blend of physicality and athleticism with his frame will allow him the opportunity to become a three down LB at the next level.     Rise: #128 to #69   The S/OLB out of De Pere earned himself a notable rise this summer with what he was able to do at several camps this summer. The 6' 200 lbs athlete let that versatility be on full display. The incoming senior was able to verify through the summer that he has the ability to provide coverage downfield on RBs and TEs. The speed and overall reactive athleticism that he has made it possible for him to be in position to breakup passes consistently. The film from last fall checks the box on his physicality and ability to provide run defense as well. This is going to be one of the top uncommitted defenders to watch this season.     Rise: #93 to #73   This is a very intriguing prospect in the Class of 2027. He plays RB for Waterford and we have him ranked Top 5 at the position. A big reason why is that he has that impressive frame, and plays a style that fits the big, strong build. Jax is a kid who is going to run behind his pads, move the pile, and finish runs but also have the ability to hit the home run when he hits the open field. On top of his RB prowess, Jax also has the size, physicality, and athleticism to play LB at the next level and we got to see him show that off a bit this summer. The 2027 RB has 10 offers currently.     Rise: #185 to #85   The LB position for the Class of 2027 has proven to be a deep one this summer. We are seeing a ton of offers being earned by the position, including [player_tooltip player_id='1230630' first='Jayden' last='Adams'] with his 8 offers from the next level. Turn on the tape and you see an LB who is everywhere. He can rush off the edge with bend and hand fighting moves to keep himself clean. He can drop into coverage and lock things down in the short to intermediate levels of the field. Jayden will play inside and outside and has the tape showing he can find the ball or flow with the OL to maintain his gap while coming downhill, and making the tackle. Muskego is going to have a very talented defense this fall and Jayden is a big part of that.     Rise: #203 to #94   The biggest riser at the QB position was Stevens Point senior [player_tooltip player_id='1650969' first='Trent' last='Breitbach']. We have long been a fan of his athleticism and that side of his game. Trent has a good feel in the pocket and knows when to buy time or when to keep it himself. He definitely has the speed and playmaking abilities on the ground to change the game. Where things changed was with his passing. While watching through his summer clips and going back to his junior season it was clear that the arm talent is there in spades. The 6' 200 lbs athlete has the ability to generate so much velocity through his lower body mechanics so he can fire the ball to every level of the field on a rope. He also is accurate with his ball placement. The 2027 QB should be loading up for a big final season. Trent is the #1 uncommitted QB in the Class of 2027.     Rise: #170 to #95   Kaleb has steadily been rising up our boards over the years, not just during this update. At this point I believe that Kaleb is right there in the running for the top CB in the Class of 2027. He is a long athlete with speed to carrying a WR vertically and stay in position to go attack the ball at the high point. Kaleb also has the explosive gifts to be able to win those jump ball battles. The quick feet also allow him to win reps in the quick passing game as well. His recovery speed and length allow him to be more aggressive too because he has more room for error. The 2027 CB is coming off of 10 PBUs and a pick in 2025. More to come this fall.     Rise: #106 to #96   Even with the 150 new additions I was confident that we were going to see Drake move inside the Top 100 in this absolutely loaded Class of 2027. The 2027 plays two ways for St. Croix Falls, WR and DB. Looking back to 2025 it was already clear that Drake used his pairing of size and strength to win at WR. This fall he is back with an extra 10 lbs on his frame, so look for him to continue to bully DBs. On defense he was all over the field showing off his range and ball skills. Plus he was never one to shy away from the physical duties of the position. Make sure to get eyes on this kid this season. He holds several next level offers from the FCS, D2, and D3 levels.

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