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Tariq Coleman, a 5'7”, 150-pound athlete, plays both running back and cornerback for Linden High School. His serious potential was noted, particularly as he is a member of the class of 2027, having just completed his freshman year.   At running back, his good feet and decisiveness as a runner stand out. His ability to follow blocks and let them develop is particularly commendable. This skill is paramount for a running back, as noted by former coach Bill Parcells, who emphasized the importance of this trait in his admiration for Julius Jones, the former Notre Dame running back.   In addition to his running back skills, Tariq also plays cornerback. Although his film at this position is limited, his good football instincts are evident, as demonstrated by a pick-six he achieved. The development of his skills will be closely watched, as his promising future as a running back unfolds. His progression in the coming years is anticipated with great interest.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/tariq_cole36380/status/1739446530887524830 </div></figure>     [player_tooltip player_id='1608158' first='Joe' last='McGann']. is a 6'5”, 280-pound athlete, and a post-graduate transfer from New York who will attend the Hun School for the upcoming 2024 season. He plays both tight end and defensive end, but his future appears brightest as an impactful move tight end.   Immediately noticeable are his physicality and toughness. Joe exhibits a rugged playing style, excelling as a blocker. His ability to stay low and generate power from his lower half makes him a force in the run game. As a blocker at the point of attack, he consistently finishes plays to the whistle and serves as a crucial cog in running plays.   As a receiver, Joe performs exceptionally well, particularly in working the seams. His soft hands and understanding of route concepts enable him to get open and look back for the football at the right moments. Additionally, he excels in run-after-catch situations, effectively utilizing flat routes and demonstrating physicality to gain extra yards beyond expectations.   Looking ahead, Joe's continued improvement is anticipated. The next evolution in his game involves expanding his route tree. Currently, his tape showcases only a couple of routes, but as he progresses, a broader array of routes is expected to be added to his repertoire. Since transitioning from New York to the Hun School, Joe has already secured offers from Monmouth and Akron. His progress will be closely monitored, with interest in how many additional schools will join his recruitment journey.       [player_tooltip player_id='829410' first='Omar' last='Tillman'], a 6'3”, 225-pound defensive end and off-ball linebacker, stands out for his versatility. His ability to perform various roles on the field is his most distinctive trait.   Omar's skills encompass both rushing with his hand in the dirt and standing up as an outside linebacker. His effectiveness extends to rushing from the 3-tech or 5-tech positions. As a run defender, his discipline in setting the edge while playing outside is frequently observed. On the inside, his knack for penetrating and shooting gaps results in numerous tackles for loss.   His unique athleticism is evident in his movement, particularly given his size. Omar can chase plays from the backside, making tackles with good straight-line speed and solid change of direction. An area for growth involves developing a more refined pass-rush plan and technique. Currently, he relies heavily on his athleticism for rushing, but with technical improvements, he could become one of New Jersey's most complete edge rusher prospects.   Tillman's talent has not gone unnoticed, as Division I scouts have shown interest, leading to offers from Akron and Kent State. As his body and frame continue to develop, it is anticipated that Power IV and SEC offers will begin to arrive, driven by his versatility and athletic prowess.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/omartillman13/status/1792987978681254168 </div></figure>     Elias Martinez Beasley stands at 6'3” and weighs 270 pounds, plays both offensive and defensive line positions, with a promising future at both spots. His versatility is primarily demonstrated on the interior of both lines.   On the offensive line, Elias is an athletic lineman who excels in moving and blocking in space. His aggression, good hand usage, and ability to play with leverage make him an explosive guard. His athleticism and overall skill set contribute to his effectiveness as a well-rounded offensive lineman.   Defensively, Elias can operate as a nose guard or at the three-tech position. He possesses a variety of moves that enable him to push the pocket and be a formidable force in the run game. His capability to neutralize blocks and play with natural leverage is evident. Additionally, his solid pass rush plan highlights his comprehensive skill set on the defensive line.   As a member of the 2026 class, Elias is gaining significant attention. He has already received offers from Pitt and Charlotte, indicating the growing buzz around his abilities. This upcoming season is expected to be his breakout year, with many anticipating that his talent will become widely recognized, solidifying his status as one of the top linemen in New Jersey.       Hill Greenlee,  originally from Texas, is reclassifying into the class of 2025 and will be attending the Hun School. Standing at 6'9” and weighing 278 pounds, Hill is a mountain of a man, possessing big shoulders, long arms, and a 7'2” wingspan. He exemplifies the prototypical offensive lineman prospect that any coach would desire.   Hill's potential as a pass protector is evident. His good hand technique and standout grip strength make him formidable against defenders. When Hill gets his hands on opposing defenders, the rep is effectively over. Although playing low is a challenge for someone of his height, he manages it reasonably well. His balance is impressive for a player of his size, and he rarely gets overwhelmed by a bull rush.   Hill arrives in New Jersey already with offers from San Diego State and Valparaiso. Since his move to the Hun School, he has garnered additional offers from Monmouth and Akron. As his name becomes more familiar to East Coast schools, his recruitment is expected to accelerate quickly. Hill Greenlee is certainly a player to watch closely in the upcoming season