PRZCJ's Notebook: Week 2's Best Undiscovered Talent

*Use code "jackson30* for 30% off your PRZ subscription*   With week 2 in the rearview, we can now say the HSFB season here in GA is in full swing. Which new names from last week jumped on my radar? Subscribe to find out.    Bonneau took a pick-six back over 100 yards against Harlem, which is what caught my attention. He is a long, lean corner with evidence of ball production on tape. He is not afraid to get physical, attaching at the top of routes with contact, getting his head around, and carrying routes as he tracks the ball. He is a smooth, physical DB with a nose for the football and is just introducing himself.     Jackson is an athletic, versatile player for Ola who can play all over the field, with a future home likely at LB. He is an active player with complete access to the whole field. He hovers around 200 pounds, and pairs that with 11.2-second 100M speed. He holds D1 offers, but is extremely underrated on a broader scale, and is deserving of more attention.     Ema is coming off the heels of a 200-yard performance against South Gwinnett, and he is quickly solidifying himself as a top playmaker for Parkview. Ema is a smooth mover who can separate at each level of the field. He accelerates effortlessly through his routes and when changing direction. He has the hands and tracking skills to execute and tie everything together. He has 11.00 flat 100M sprinting speed, an element of his game to consider. Ema is morphing into an impact player.     Callaway is an intriguing prospect. He is all of 6'5 212, and certainly has the look and movement skills of a D1 TE prospect. However, he is actually more of a baseball projection at this point. He is already generating some buzz on the diamond, but if he continues to produce and gets the proper exposure as a result, he could be someone to monitor as a football player, too.     Bryant is an athletic, versatile player in the second-level with the tools to handle several different roles. He is a downhill, physical player with enough pop in his pads to be trusted supporting the run. He is fast, active, and plays with plenty of range. He is athletic enough to line up over receivers and act as a big nickel. Long-term, he will likely be more of a hybrid defender, as his ability to make plays all over the field is his calling card.     Jones is stepping in and filling the shoes of an experienced veteran at QB. He introduced himself with a prolific performance in a blowout win over Cherokee. The general build is here to grow. He is listed closer to 6'2 175, and while raw, he has plenty of space to grow into himself. He is a patient processor with a long, whippy release. I imagine more horsepower will be added to the ball over the years, but he is off to a hot start and is someone to monitor in this already loaded 2029 QB class.     Staying on the topic of QBs having to replace prolific seniors, [player_tooltip player_id='2133948' first='Jamal' last='Ambler'] has played solid ball through two weeks for Archer. He is an athletic, smooth player with a quick, explosive release. Against North Forsyth, he showed solid poise in the pocket and flashed the ability to read the entire field. The 2028 QB class is taking shape, but expect new challengers to emerge in the 2028 class.     It was a productive sophomore year for Rogers, and he is off to another hot start here in 2026. He plays both ways for South Forsyth, with a future home at DB being the most likely projection here. I love how he pursues the football. He is explosive and quick to a spot, but takes good angles and leverages the ball well. I love the way this guy plays, especially in that region, and is on pace for a prolific HS career as a tackler.

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