A free piece of rankings advice for anyone looking at our rankings: the difference between second and sixth is far greater than the difference between 102nd and 106th. Don’t downplay the four-spot jump for Daniels, who has the potential to be the top-ranked player in the 2029 rankings by the time we get to their signing day in a few years. He was an early tackle contributor on one of the best offensive lines in the state, and arguably the best pass-blocker in the class.

Some players take years to go from intriguing, high-upside prospects to successful players, but Daniels took about six games. He earned the trust of the coaching staff early and his late-season film is noticeably improved from early in the year. Expect to hear Daniels’ name often over the next few seasons.

Daniels not only started at tackle for one of the best teams in the state, but played remarkably well, too. Daniels has started to gain some traction on the recruiting trail and has all the looks of a nationally-ranked recruit. He played this season a bit lighter than he’ll likely be in the future, but still showed remarkable strength and impressive quickness for Millbrook.