2026's That Need to be Offered

Let's continue our look at some of the 2026's that need to be offered    Liam has excellent size and has a frame to tack on additional weight and carry it well. He is quick off the line, shows good lateral movement and has active hands. He shows good physicality and has good pursuit. He has good hip bend and fluid ankles, he's an edge rusher that is going to continue and develop.     Bronson has one year of varsity tape and in those games he made every throw you want to see in a next level prospect. He has a compact delivery, has good accuracy and leads his receivers open. He is a quick study and makes in game adjustments on the fly. He's a signal caller that will make a roster and will climb his way up the depth chart. He's a player you want in your QB room.     Isaac is a twitchy receiver with good footwork and creates separation easily. He has strong hands and does a good job of creating after the catch. He can line up in the slot or at one of the boundary positions and is a versatile playmaker. In a deep Davis receiving room, there were plenty of times where he was the standout.     King is an athletic playmaker and can impact the game in all phases. His true position will likely be a slot receiver but he's been an effective defensive back. He has good footwork, has good hip sink to get in and out of his breaks, and does a good job of creating separation and showcasing his numbers to his quarterback. He can be an effective playmaker in the return game as well. Lots of traits to like.     Kingston is an excellent runner. He is patient behind the line, has the necessary vision and does a good job of surviving initial contact and has the power and speed to finish off his runs. He shows good twitch and will fall forward in his carries. He has the frame to be a workhorse back and he has the quickness to bring a change of pace to the back field.    Those were some 2026's who need to be offered.

Let's continue our look at some of the 2026's that need to be offered