Ryder Farley is a 5'8" Linebacker/Long Snapper in the 2027 class.
Farley attends MIll Valley in Kansas.
Farley's Player Profile was created on September 18, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Ryder
FarleyLB/LS
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
MIll Valley
|
KS
Predictions and Prospects to Watch for Week 2
Ryder Farley racked in nine solo tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, and 1.5 sacks on opening night. Farley...
Written by Colton Edwards
Ryder
FarleyLB/LS
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
MIll Valley
|
KS
Linebacker Nation: Updates On Five Kansas LBs
A sophomore linebacker to watch closely is Mill Valley’s Farley. He finished with 46 tackles and two fumble...
Written by Jeremy Deckard
Ryder
FarleyLB/LS
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
195
HS
MIll Valley
|
KS
Rankings Preview: 2027 New Additions
Farley is having a solid sophomore season for the Mill Valley Jaguars earning him a spot in the...
Written by Jeremy Deckard
Colton Edwards | Prep Redzone Scout
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Ryder FarleyRyderFarley
5'8" | 195 lbs | LB/LS
MIll Valley | 2027 StateKS
racked in nine solo tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, and 1.5 sacks on opening night. Farley is a high motor linebacker who will work sideline to sideline in pursuit of the ball carrier. He’s a prospect to add to the recruiting board and monitor.
A sophomore linebacker to watch closely is Mill Valley’s Farley. He finished with 46 tackles and two fumble recoveries for the Jaguars. Playing a significant number of snaps as a sophomore in a program like Mill Valley speaks volumes. Farley is also an amateur wrestler. He has received multiple invites to camps and clinics this offseason.
Farley is having a solid sophomore season for the Mill Valley Jaguars earning him a spot in the rankings. He finished 29 total tackles and two fumble recoveries during the regular season. If he is getting playing time as a sophomore for powerhouse Mill Valley, then it is pretty much a slam dunk that he has solid football skills. He will get bigger and faster, and he is already racking up game experience which goes a long way in the eyes of college coaches.