PRZMD 2029 board sleepers: Who will move up by season's end?

The top of the 2029 board is mostly set for now. The real fight is which names climb out of the 40's and 50's. Here are several players with an opportunty to earn their way up the rankings.    He's the highest-ranked pure public school edge defender in the rankings. Sarkodie posted recent scrimmage highlights on August 23rd. The short sample size shows him playing with good initial burst off the ball and being active in pursuit. Looked comfortable in space against a stretch play.     Still growing into his body. Per his X account, he's 6-4, 175 pounds. Received his first offer from Syracuse on May 18th. Has a great opportunity to contribute early in his career.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-x wp-block-embed-x"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Isaiah_McCray15/status/2084033088493871152?s=20 </div></figure>     He already has a college-ready frame. There's no shame in not getting a ton of varsity reps in his case. There are a few veterans in front of him, so getting valuable reps on JV should help him develop.     Pratt is one of Old Mill's three ranked 2029 prospects. Offensively, he's a mismatch from a size standpoint. The only question is how much time he will earn and whether he will get enough targets for a solid evaluation sample size.     Peters earned a lot of valuable playing time as a freshman on the varsity level. His film from last year shows his ability to make intermediate and deeper throws with anticipation. Peters also showed mobility to extend plays and pick up yards with his legs when needed. Slight frame, but has time to build on that. Will look to see if he's improved on decision-making speed.     Big-body combo linemen. McDonogh isn't afraid to play underclassmen. Plays offensive guard, nose guard, and edge. He's one of the thicker edge defenders on the board and has the weight already to play inside. Where he plays the most will affect what position he's ultimately put at in our rankings. Earned some props at one of the PRZ Showcases this past spring. Updated film should help his cause as well.     We have him slotted as QB/ATH, but per his X account, it's leaning towards free safety/wide receiver. If you ask me, I'm going to consider him a safety prospect at the moment. His early offers include Virginia Tech, Maryland, and Rhode Island. His freshman year highlights are quarterback-heavy, but with the arrival of [player_tooltip player_id='1272681' first='Justin' last='Merriman'], another 2029 quarterback, he'll be able to focus on the position he'll play in college. One thing is certain from his film: he's a versatile athlete who has the potential to climb these rankings.     Butler spent most of his time on the edge and looked comfortable working down the line. He definitely looks like an edge that's athletic enough to slide to linebacker should he continue to grow height-wise. Despite the highlights being on the short side, it's enough to see that he has a nice motor and gets after it.         One of the reasons I like his potential to move up is because due to Archbishop Spalding being so good, they'll probably blow a good number of teams out. In those scenarios, he'll have a great opportunit to get varsity snaps.

The top of the 2029 board is mostly set for now. The real fight is which names climb out of the 40's and 50's. Here are several players with an opportunty to earn their way up the rankings.