Exposure Camp Spotlight - Standout Running Backs and Tight Ends

The Prep Redzone Showcase at the Spence Eccles Ogden Community Sports Complex in Ogden, Utah, provided a premier evaluation platform for the region's upcoming backfield talent. Through a structured combination of athletic testing and situational drills, the running back group demonstrated the well-rounded skill sets required in today's game. Rather than relying entirely on raw physical attributes, these prospects distinguished themselves through sharp technical execution and a high level of competitiveness across every phase of the event. The following report details the standout performers who maintained the highest level of consistency and raised their recruiting stock during the showcase's evaluation periods.    [player_tooltip player_id='1709110' first='Briggs' last='Taylor'], Davis High School (5'10", 165 lbs), immediately caught the eye. He plays larger than his listed size, possessing a strong, well-proportioned frame, quick feet and fluid movement. His ability to plant and cut cleanly preserves momentum and produces precise route work. Taylor reliably catches the ball out of the backfield, transitioning smoothly into a ball carrier; in open space he has sufficient speed to outrun angles and finish plays. His ability to catch the ball out of the backfield fits well with the Davis High's air raid scheme. With sudden lateral agility and clear passing‑down value, he projects as a versatile, high‑impact offensive weapon.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    [player_tooltip player_id='1693993' first='Hayden' last='Jarvis'] is a 2029 kid from Orem High who you definitely want on your radar. At 5'9" and 175 pounds, he's super quick and changes direction smoothly and has the ability to make people miss in the hole. What really stands out is his ability to stays low to the ground and plays with good pad level. He's heading into his sophomore season looking sturdy and athletic. If he keeps developing like this, he's going to be a beast on Friday nights.    <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Snake River's Til Dance (5'10", 152 lbs) is a small toen prospect to keep an eye on in Idaho. After splitting time at running back and wide receiver last year, the rising sophomore should be competing for a major varsity role at Snake River High School. His film shows solid vision and an ability to find open lanes, making him tough to track down in space. With plenty of room to grow physically, he has the foundation to become a central part of the offense.     At 6'3” and 192 pounds, Kellan Carter has the the build you look for in a modern, athletic tight end. He has the ability to run crisp routes for a guy his size and showing he has good hands. What stands out most is how well he uses his frame to shield off defenders and make tough catches. When the game is on the line or you need a tough completion in heavy traffic, he is the guy you want to have that tight end. He can line up anywhere on the field, he can win in space and use his size against smaller defensive backs and use his athleticism against linebackers. He already has the raw talent, and if he keeps developing it could turn into a good Utah prospect.     At 6'1" and 200 pounds, [player_tooltip player_id='1556067' first='Reese' last='Cantwell'] lacks typical tight end height. However, his athleticism surpasses the average player at his position. Heading into his senior year, he is a primary standout on the defensive side. Even so, he still makes a major impact whenever he plays offense. He proved his reliability last season by pulling in 18 catches. His route running is decent enough to keep opposing linebackers off-balance. Cantwell also has good hands, cleanly catching the football out of the air. His overall versatility makes him a valuable weapon for his final high school season.     At 6'2" and 190 pounds, [player_tooltip player_id='2164663' first='Zealand' last='Hannemann'] already has the perfect build for a premier playmaker. The Corner Canyon product possesses all the physical tools and athleticism you want to see in a young player. He runs good, crisp routes and pairs that with a reliable set of hands. On the field, he easily looks and plays the part of a dominant target. Hannemann is still young, but his massive upside is obvious. In the next couple of years, college scouts should be absolutely looking at this kid. He has the elite raw talent to become a major recruit very soon.

The Prep Redzone Showcase at the Spence Eccles Ogden Community Sports Complex in Ogden, Utah, provided a premier evaluation platform for the region's upcoming backfield talent. Through a structured combination of athletic testing and situational drills, the running back group demonstrated the well-rounded skill sets required in today's game. Rather than relying entirely on raw physical attributes, these prospects distinguished themselves through sharp technical execution and a high level of competitiveness across every phase of the event. The following report details the standout performers who maintained the highest level of consistency and raised their recruiting stock during the showcase's evaluation periods.