A sleeper South Georgia running back to know at Colquitt County, Stephenson shined in a reserve role last fall, taking advantage of his opportunities when his number was called. The quick, shifty 5-foot-7 165-pounder runs hard for his size and should have a more expanded role in the Packers offense as a junior next fall. He was added to the rankings after a promising sophomore season where he ran for 476 yards and one touchdown on 99 carries, averaging just under five yards per carry. With Colquitt County looking for a new leading rusher, Stephenson should see the ball come his way often in 2026.

Stephenson is an obvious candidate to step in as a breakout, as Colquitt County will have to replace a productive senior back from a year ago. He hovers in as a smaller player at 5’7 160, but I think he has some traits to compensate in spite of his size. He is extremely slippery, changes direction effortlessly, and is simply hard to catch both in the open field and in tough areas. There is plenty of juice here, and he runs hard. He is in line to make his true introduction to the varsity scene, and I wouldn’t be shocked to see his stock start to creep up on the recruiting scene, as well.