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<p>The class of 2027 has been making decisions left and right regarding their futures, but there still talented players that have not made their final decision. Let's check out who's left on the board! </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Throughout his midseason film, you see why he is one of the most highly touted offensive linemen in the state. Rep after rep, Jameer is dominant at the point of attack and finishing blocks downfield. Whether it be a down block, pulling or getting out in space and locking onto linebackers, Jameer has been doing it all. As a pass blocker, he has steadily improved, and his strong punch and quick feet makes him difficult to beat with power or speed. </p>
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<p>There's no question, this is a P4 dude. The only question is, where? </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Up until his injury, Duke had been one of the most efficient quarterbacks in the state of Michigan. First off, Duke is extremely accurate. He does a good job of setting his feet and not wasting any movement when he throws. On top of that, he possesses a big arm that allows him to push the ball vertically. He has the size and the pedigree to be a P4 QB, not to mention the intangibles like leadership, which coaches have praised for 2+ years now. </p>
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<p>Duke has put together quite a resume already, and someone is going to get a fantastic QB at the next level. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">We got the chance to see Issa in the offseason, and he showed steady improvement there, and this season he has put all of it to good use. He has a great frame at 6'4, and now a solid 240lbs. That frame mixed with his lightning first step and incredible bend gives opposing tackles nightmares. He has continued to add moves to his tool belt and fine tune the little things. He is really only starting to reach his full potential, and a college weight room and regimen will only continue to unlock more star power from Saline's elite EDGE. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Coleman may be one of the most electric playmakers in the state of Michigan, and he is still on the board. He has it all. He's strong and stout enough to crash through the line and establish the run in between the tackles, but has the speed to get out in the green grass and use his jets to flat out leave defenders. His contact balance is an A+, and when he needs to put a foot in the turf and change direction, Coleman does it on a dime. He has also proven to be very active through the air and has been a great outlet for his QB. </p>
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<p>I would not want to let this dude get away. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">On a loaded team like King, it can be easy to get lost in the shuffle. There's only so much spotlight to go around after all. But in the midst of the flashy stuff, Daryl has been putting in the work and grinding in the trenches. After watching a couple of his games in full, I feel very confident in my evaluation of Daryl. To start off, he has elite motor and bend. Tackles have a hard time even getting a hand on him at times. When the play goes the opposite way or the QB is scrambling around, he shows no signs of slowing down. He continues to chase and pursue with high effort. What's great to see this season is how versatile he has become. From pass rush to run stopping, there really isn't a weakness in the game. </p>
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<p>Keep an eye out for this dude to continue making noise. </p>
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The class of 2027 has been making decisions left and right regarding their futures, but there still talented players that have not made their final decision. Let's check out who's left on the board!
Throughout his midseason film, you see why he is one of the most highly touted offensive linemen in the state. Rep after rep, Jameer is dominant at the point of attack and finishing blocks downfield. Whether it be a down…
Up until his injury, Duke had been one of the most efficient quarterbacks in the state of Michigan. First off, Duke is extremely accurate. He does a good job of setting his feet and not wasting any movement when he…
We got the chance to see Issa in the offseason, and he showed steady improvement there, and this season he has put all of it to good use. He has a great frame at 6'4, and now a solid 240lbs. That frame mixed with his lightning first step and incredible bend gives opposing tackles nightmares. He has continued to add moves to his tool belt and fine tune the little things. He is really only starting to reach his full potential, and a college weight room and regimen will only continue to unlock more star power from Saline's elite EDGE.
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Coleman may be one of the most electric playmakers in the state of Michigan, and he is still on the board. He has it all. He's strong and stout enough to crash through the line and establish the run in between the tackles, but has the speed to get out in the green grass and use his jets to flat out leave defenders. His contact balance is an A+, and when he needs to put a foot in the turf and change direction, Coleman does it on a dime. He has also proven to be very active through the air and has been a great outlet for his QB.
I would not want to let this dude get away.
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On a loaded team like King, it can be easy to get lost in the shuffle. There's only so much spotlight to go around after all. But in the midst of the flashy stuff, Daryl has been putting in the…