Stock Risers: 2027 Offensive Players Set to Climb up

[player_tooltip player_id='1149743' first='Logan' last='Cummings'] is my personal choice as a stock riser, while the varsity reps are limited, the talent is undeniable. Standing at 6'4” he has room to add a few more pounds to his frame. The arm strength pops on film immediately. The first clip on his tape is launching a 55 yard ball for a touchdown while being hit. The understanding of arm angles and hip torque stands out to me. Those three things are very translatable traits to the varsity and college level. The only question is how high is that recruiting ceiling can go. The traits are there and enticing for many FBS schools, it just comes down to the lack of Varsity snaps in the current moment.     [player_tooltip player_id='913609' first='Brendon' last='Goode-Kimble'] is everything and more you want in a college WR. His size is one thing, but his understanding of space and spatial awareness is what stood out the most. If Downigtown West was in need of a big play you can trust Kimble to come down with a 50/50 ball. If Quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='1536138' first='Cole' last='Bricker'] was under pressure you can bet the house on [player_tooltip player_id='913609' first='Brendon' last='Goode-Kimble'] being right back and sitting for a safe delivery of the football. This doesn't even harp on the run after catch ability. You watch him run underneath routes and he changes to a third gear. I expect the usage of Kimble to go up heading into his junior season, and his recruitment I expect to rise as well.     [player_tooltip player_id='1429192' first='Michael' last='Price'] has some FBS interest but to my knowledge no offers yet, which in my opinion is insane. Price is a slashing back, who isn't afraid of contact. You see the verified size on tape, he's a big brawler. When he runs in between the tackles, he's getting 5 yards on a minimum. Don't let the size of Price fool you, he can fly when he gets out of the initial scrum at the line, multiple times you see him take a run and jump it outside for a house call. The size, the burst after initial contact and the sneaky elusiveness give Price the makings of an FBS caliber back.     [player_tooltip player_id='697893' first='Jake' last='Wilson'] will have no problem getting FBS offers in the future, the 6'4” TE from the prestigious St. Joseph's Prep had a handful of varsity reps as a sophomore. He showed off his blocking prowess and his thirst to finish plays with opposing defenders on their backs. The blocking was plentiful, however in the very minimal pass catching reps, I saw a fluid athlete with strong hands at the point of attack. In his highlight tape you can see him make the grab on a seam ball where he just looks like a division one dude. It's a matter of time until [player_tooltip player_id='697893' first='Jake' last='Wilson'] starts to gather more recruiting momentum.     I cheated a little bit here, [player_tooltip player_id='1623518' first='Sebastian' last='Waddell'] does hold an SEC offer from The University of South Carolina, but i'm still left wondering why more haven't followed. The size is picture perfect, and he will only continue to grow into his gigantic frame. The tape screams SEC offensive tackle, the hands are violent and precise always inside of the breastplate. An uncommon touch for High school offensive lineman is knowing how to snatch trap, let alone a rising junior. He flashes this almost every single pass protection snap. While I can go on talking about what a treat it is to watch his pass protection tape his run blocking tape follows a similar pattern. You watch him violently displace defenders, he knows what's going on at all times, and has the clear athletic ability to be a force on wide zone runs. Sebastian like I said already holds an offer and a high level one at that, but more schools need to get in the know of Waddell, before they miss out.