Recruiting Gems: Uncommitted Seniors Colleges Cannot Miss

There are so many talented seniors in our great box state of Colorado. Today, I will be diving into a handful that I believe can contribute at the next level who are currently uncommitted. Let's dive into it.   LAST CHANCE to register for the Stock Up Showcase! Registration ends TONIGHT! It's a great way to gain extra exposure as a prospect, and gain valuable measurables. If you interested, click this<a href="https://events.prepredzone.com/e/2118/register/stock-up-showcase-colorado"> link </a>to sign up and use code TateWinterPRZ at checkout for $10 off. I will be in attendance evaluating prospects, and I hope to see you there !    Kim is an athletic corner who matched up against talented receivers all season long. Measures in at 5'11 175-pounds and these are his stats through the regular season. 59 total tackles (27 solo, 32 assisted), 2 INT (1 for TD), 1 FR for a touchdown. Kim has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, speed, and good jumping. Kim has good press at the line of scrimmage. Smooth and controlled back pedal with fluid hips to match the wide out as they break into their route. Very good man coverage and zone coverage. Sticks to his WR like glue and has good timing with his pass breakups. Very good closing quickness. Very good read and reaction speed. Kim has a INT and FR both for a touchdown. He shows his athletic ability and home run speed to blaze past everyone into the endzone. He's a quality player and deserves more looks from colleges.     The 6'1 185-pound QB went 157/263 for 2079 yards, 59.7% completion, 14 TDs, 12 INT, 141 carries for 861 yards and 8 touchdowns, with 25 punts for 775 yards and got it inside the 20 4 times. Seese has very good athletic ability due to very good balance, speed, acceleration, and good change of direction. Very good throw power with a quick release. Can fit the ball downfield in tight windows with ease. Good under pressure, shifts through the pocket and will use his very good scramble ability to get the first down. Seese is always keeping his eyes downfield going through his progressions. Very good throw on the run. Seese is an electric runner with the ball in his hands. He'll truck through defenders or bounce off them for extra yards. I can see him developing into a great dual-threat quarterback.     Miller measures in at 5'11 190-pounds and had 63 total tackles (39 solo, 24 assisted), 4 TFL, 2 sacks, 3 QB pressures, 1 PD, and 1 forced fumble. He has very good athletic ability due to very good lateral quickness, acceleration, speed, and good jumping. Miller has very good read and reaction speed paired with very good range. Miller uses his good strength and very good tackling to tackle the ball carriers with ease. Caden excels in run support as well. When he's blitzing, he demonstrates very good blitz take off speed, and good block shedding. Great linebacker that can contribute at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='212241' first='Cayden' last='Lee'] had a phenomenal year at center for Cherry Creek. The 6'1 270-pound center allowed ZERO sacks all year. Very good strength and balance. Good knee bend and flexibility. He has very good initial quickness out of his stance and very good hand speed to engage against the defender first. Very good snap to block speed. Very good hand placement and hand strength. Controls and steers the DL out of the way, creating running lanes for the running backs. Very good pull blocking. Lee also dominates in the passing game. Neutralizing pass rush moves and anchoring into the ground giving his QB more time in the pocket. Phenomenal senior season by the standout center who can contribute at the next level.     Andrews had a phenomenal season for Ralston Valley, leading them to their first ever state championship appearance! The 6'6 200-pound QB went 198/273 for 2869, 72.5% completion rate, 26 TDs, 3 INT, 119 carries for 811 yards and 16 touchdowns. Very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, balance, good speed, and change of direction. Andrews has elite throw power and elite release. He launches it downfield effortlessly and has a beautiful deep ball. Very good progression speed, not getting locked in on one guy. Andrews stays poised under pressure, or will use his very good scramble ability to get the first down. Very accurate, and takes care of the football. He isn't making boneheaded decisions with the ball. Andrews is the new prototypical QB who can launch the ball downfield, while hurting the defense with his legs. His current recruiting status is a disservice to how he plays the game. Recruit him.

There are so many talented seniors in our great box state of Colorado. Today, I will be diving into a handful that I believe can contribute at the next level who are currently uncommitted. Let's dive into it.