Sunshine Shine State Standouts: Top Performers Through Week 6

Florida has long been a hotbed of high school football talent. Annually, Florida produces some of the nation's top prospects. Florida athletes are known for their speed, agility, and raw athleticism. These prospects have made names for themselves and have caught the attention of coaches and scouts at the collegiate level. With the 2025 season getting closer, we're looking for players whose stock is rising in the state.   These players are all talented and have college-level abilities. Some of these players have a few offers, but all of them have the ability to play college football at some level.   There are some big-time, highly rated prospects and several sleeper prospects who should all be getting looks for the next level. This list is full of stud prospects.   Prep Redzone Florida will always support every player on their journey to playing college football.   Egan Segers (c/o 2027) Position: Quarterback School: Holmes County High Height/Weight: 6'0”, 160 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 6): 58-99 for 733 yards and 4 touchdowns; 77 carries for 269 yards and 4 touchdowns   Evaluation: Segers is a true dual-threat quarterback who can hurt defenses both through the air and on the ground. He's shown poise in the pocket with over 50 completions already, while also being a key factor in the rushing attack with more than 200 yards. His athleticism and ability to extend plays make him a difficult matchup for defenses, and his ceiling will only rise as he continues to add size and strength.   Cornelius Terry (c/o 2026) Position: Running Back School: Inlet Grove High Height/Weight: 5'10”, 180 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 6): 16 carries for 314 yards and 3 touchdowns   Evaluation: Though he hasn't had a heavy workload, Terry has been electric with his touches, averaging over 19 yards per carry. His burst and vision allow him to turn even small openings into big plays. With more opportunities, he has the potential to establish himself as a consistent home-run threat out of the backfield.   Rasheed Lamar (c/o 2027) Position: Running Back/Athlete School: Seminole Ridge High Height/Weight: 5'9”, 150 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 6): 32 carries for 257 yards and 2 touchdown; 7 receptions for 56 yards   Evaluation: Lamar has been one of the most efficient runners in his area, on limited touches. His versatility makes him a dangerous playmaker, whether taking handoffs or lining up as a receiver. At 5'9”, 150 lbs, he's quick and elusive, giving him the ability to create mismatches across the field.   Nikolas Korf (c/o 2026) Position: Running Back/Safety School: Ida Baker High Height/Weight: 6'0”, 190 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 6): 115 carries for 834 yards and 8 touchdowns   Evaluation: Korf has been a workhorse for Ida Baker, carrying the ball more than 115 times through five games and producing nearly 600 yards. His size and strength allow him to run with authority, while his balance and vision make him consistent between the tackles. Defensively, his frame also gives him potential as a two-way standout.   [player_tooltip player_id='1788458' first='Caleb' last='Muszynski'] (c/o 2027) Position: Quarterback School: North Bay Haven High Height/Weight: 5'10”, 180 lbs Current Season Stats (through Week 6): 36-62 for 449 yards and 9 touchdowns; 25 carries for 355 yards and 8 touchdowns   Evaluation: Muszynski has emerged as one of the most dangerous dual-threat quarterbacks in his class. With 17 total touchdowns in just five games, he has consistently found ways to finish drives, whether by air or ground. His quick decision-making and athleticism make him a difficult player to scheme against, and his ability to score in multiple ways gives North Bay Haven a true offensive weapon.

Florida has long been a hotbed of high school football talent. Annually, Florida produces some of the nation's top prospects. Florida athletes are known for their speed, agility, and raw athleticism. These prospects have made names for themselves and have caught the attention of coaches and scouts at the collegiate level. With the 2025 season getting closer, we're looking for players whose stock is rising in the state.