Stats: 13 Carries, 59 Yards, 2 Receptions, 9 Yards, 3 Tackles

Logan flashed on both sides of the ball throughout the night. Yards were not easy for Stoughton to come by, but Logan ran hard with his touches. He moves the pile and plays much bigger than his 190 lbs frame might suggest. I was impressed with his vision between the tackles too. Quickly finding blocks and glimpses of daylight and accelerating through the hole then lowering the shoulder to try and fall forward on every carry. Logan is another senior in this game that deserves next level attention.

RB1 for Stoughton returns to the team in 2025 after a junior season where he finished with 185 carries, 792 yards, and 7 TDs. Plus he added 10 receptions for 76 yards. Logan is the type of runner who wears down a defense with his physical running while also getting stronger as the game goes on. The highlights give a great glimpse into it. Play after play shows his power and balance through contact to pile up the yards after contact. Logan does so well running behind his pads and being the one who delivers the contact to the defender. You never see the 185 lbs RB get taken down by the first defender. Check out the highlights.

Logan was a prospect who interested me coming into the day. Watching his film it is clear that he is a north-south runner who would rather punish a defender than try to go around them. These showcases don’t offer that opportunity, so I was intrigued by how Logan would handle it. The 5’11” 187 lbs junior has a 6’3″ wingspan and nearly 10″ hands. Logan showed that he can direct that power into his acceleration instead of just trying to run someone over. That is highlighted by his 7.15 and 7.17 L-Drill times. Logan was able to also win some receiving reps with that powerful one cut route running. Check out the junior.