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<p>After writing about the 2031 class earlier in the preseason, there has been a lot of chatter about which players to look out for throughout the fall. While there hasn't been a lot of a lot of film on Instagram or X from this class to go off of, the suspense is building. These are five of the 2031 players that I am itching to see game play of to see how much they progressed since the last time we've talked about them.</p>
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<p><em>Make sure to check out the previous articles about the 2030-2031 classes and follow me on X at <a href="https://x.com/JonDavalosFB">@jondavalosFB</a> for up to date player evaluations!</em></p>
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<p><em>If you're a 2030 or 2031 athlete and trying to get put on the map, reach out!</em></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Christian's dedication over the offseason has truly paid off, transforming him into a quarterback with serious skill for the 2031 class. Watching the film, you can see he throws with pinpoint precision, consistently delivering the ball right into his receiver's outstretched hands while keeping it out of the defenders' reach. His timing is spot-on, and the way he generates power off his back foot, rotating his hips to square up with his target, shows a level of polish you don't often see in a middle school player. For a glimpse of his 2024 highlights and the hard work he's poured in, check out his Instagram. You'll see why this young QB is brimming with promise.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jasiah turned heads at the Next Combine this past offseason, showcasing the kind of intensity and athleticism that make him a standout in the 2031 class. His tall, rangy frame and long arms give him a clear edge, and he proved it by blazing past competitors in the 40 and shuttle, moving faster than many he competed against. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">When he explodes off the ball from a low stance, you can already picture him using that long reach to drive linemen backward and shed blockers with ease. With an arsenal of moves, great hand usage, and the ability to bend around the edge, Jasiah's got everything it takes to hunt down quarterbacks. Check out his highlights to see this future star in action.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Malachi is an elite speedster whose game is all about leaving defenders in the dust with his agile, quick, and sudden movements that keep them guessing where he'll go next. His ability to stop on a dime and explode out of that stance is unreal, turning broken plays into something special. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">What stands out most is how he can take a play headed for negative yardage and spin it into a big gain, showcasing his knack for creating something out of nothing. With incredible contact balance, Malachi doesn't go down easy, bouncing off would-be tacklers like they're nothing. Take a look at his highlights to see why this 2031 playmaker is a problem for defenses.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='1634994' first='Brett' last='Miller'] may be a smaller QB, but his arm plays big, delivering throws with lethal precision whether he's in the pocket or on the move. His ability to slide around and evade pressure makes him a nightmare for defenses, all while staying composed under fire. As an accurate thrower on the run, Brett's pass-first, run-second mentality shines through, always looking to make the smart play. Check out his 2024 highlights to see why this 2031 quarterback's poise and skill set make him one to watch.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Makhai's Instagram highlights from this summer have me hooked; he's a receiver in the 2031 class who demands attention. The kid's a burner, exploding off the line with speed that leaves defenders scrambling. His ability to track the ball is one of his biggest skill sets, especially on those jump balls down the sideline where he shows crazy mid-air awareness to snag the catch and get both feet in bounds. Add in his knack for acrobatic grabs, and you've got a playmaker who can turn any pass into a highlight. I'm hyped to see tape of him battling top-tier DBs.</p>
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After writing about the 2031 class earlier in the preseason, there has been a lot of chatter about which players to look out for throughout the fall. While there hasn't been a lot of a lot of film on Instagram or X from this class to go off of, the suspense is building. These are five of the 2031 players that I am itching to see game play of to see how much they progressed since the last time we've talked about them.
Make sure to check out the previous articles about the 2030-2031 classes and follow me on X at @jondavalosFB for up to date player evaluations!
If you're a 2030 or 2031 athlete and trying to get put on the map, reach out!
Christian's dedication over the offseason has truly paid off, transforming him into a quarterback with serious skill for the 2031 class. Watching the film, you can see he throws with pinpoint precision, consistently delivering the ball right into his receiver's outstretched hands while keeping it out of the defenders' reach. His timing is spot-on, and the way he generates power off his back foot, rotating his hips to square up with his target, shows a level of polish you don't often see in a middle school player. For a glimpse of his 2024 highlights and the hard work he's poured in, check out his Instagram. You'll see why this young QB is brimming with promise.
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Jasiah turned heads at the Next Combine this past offseason, showcasing the kind of intensity and athleticism that make him a standout in the 2031 class. His tall, rangy frame and long arms give him a clear edge, and he proved it by blazing past competitors in the 40 and shuttle, moving faster than many he competed against.
When he explodes off the ball from a low stance, you can already picture him using that long reach to drive linemen backward and shed blockers with ease. With an arsenal of moves, great hand usage, and the ability to bend around the edge, Jasiah's got everything it takes to hunt down quarterbacks. Check out his highlights to see this future star in action.
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Malachi is an elite speedster whose game is all about leaving defenders in the dust with his agile, quick, and sudden movements that keep them guessing where he'll go next. His ability to stop on a dime and explode out of that stance is unreal, turning broken plays into something special.
What stands out most is how he can take a play headed for negative yardage and spin it into a big gain, showcasing his knack for creating something out of nothing. With incredible contact balance, Malachi doesn't go down easy, bouncing off would-be tacklers like they're nothing. Take a look at his highlights to see why this 2031 playmaker is a problem for defenses.
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Brett MillerBrettMiller
5'7" | 115 lbs | QB NJ
may be a smaller QB, but his arm plays big, delivering throws with lethal precision whether he's in the pocket or on the move. His ability to slide around and evade pressure makes him a nightmare for defenses, all while staying composed under fire. As an accurate thrower on the run, Brett's pass-first, run-second mentality shines through, always looking to make the smart play. Check out his 2024 highlights to see why this 2031 quarterback's poise and skill set make him one to watch.
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Makhai's Instagram highlights from this summer have me hooked; he's a receiver in the 2031 class who demands attention. The kid's a burner, exploding off the line with speed that leaves defenders scrambling. His ability to track the ball is…