One of the fastest and most explosive running backs in South Georgia, NcNeil saw a big rankings boost this summer after a terrific sophomore season for the state-champion Yellow Jackets. The 5-foot-11 185-pounder helped carry the load on the ground, rushing for 566 yards and 10 touchdowns in a backup role, averaging just under 10 yards per carry. His recruitment took off this spring thanks to his impressive skillset that includes burst, the ability to consistently break tackles, and the potential to score anytime he has the ball. Look for McNiel to be one of the state’s leading rushers in the 2028 class this fall.

Jordan McNeil Jordan McNeil 5'11" | 185 lbs | RB Thomas County Central | 2028 State GA is taking over and has some major shoes to fill. However, he has the talent and the will to make his own name and set his own standard. McNeil has a high level of talent and skill to run the ball from scrimmage and help in other ways as well. He is a special talent who will carry the load at a high level this fall!

A big-time sophomore running back from South Georgia that we’ve written about before, McNeil was a big-play machine for Thomas County Central this year on the ground as he averaged an eye-opening 9.6 yards per carry as the No. 2 back. He rushed for 566 yards and 10 touchdowns on just 59 carries. With Lawrence gone, look for McNeil to have an even bigger junior season in 2026. The talented 5-foot-11 185-pounder had a big week as he earned offers from Duke, App State and Miami (OH). Look for more offers to come his way along with a bump in the next 2028 Prep Redzone rankings.

A South Georgia back bound for a breakout junior season in 2026, McNeil showed plenty of talent and potential as a sophomore last season for one of the very best programs in the country. The speedy, physical back helped carry the load for the powerful Thomas County Central offense, giving them big-play ability off the bench. In a reserve role, McNeil shined just about every time he touched the ball, carrying it 59 times for 566 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging an impressive 9.6 yards per carry. Look for him to be one of South Georgia’s top junior rushers in the state next season.