A sleeper running back in North Georgia having a strong start to the 2026 season, Stallion is a productive back with vision, burst, and the ability to pick up yards after first contact. He runs hard, can be tough to tackle in the lower body, and has been a major contributor this season for the Dalton offense. Stallion should push for All-Region status this fall and has opened a lot of eyes through his first five games. The underrated back stands at 5-foot-8 175-pounds and is putting up excellent numbers at the moment. Stallion has rushed for 482 yards and six touchdowns through his first six games, helping lead Dalton to a strong 5-1 record. He’s rushed for at least 100 yards in three games already and has found the end-zone at least once in five of his six games. He’s one of the most productive backs in the area and deserved to be added to the next rankings update.

A productive, versatile all-purpose back who is taking form as more of a true RB projection as a senior. Strong 5’8 175 with a low center of gravity. Patient runner with good vision. Has soft, fast feet which works in conjunction with his vision to put himself in the proper lane and take yards available. Possesses enough burst to make big plays. He is a fighter, not shying away from contact and proving capable of staying on his feet.

Bronx Stallion Bronx Stallion 5'8" | 180 lbs | RB/WR Dalton | 2027 State GA has made the move from Christian Heritage to Dalton, and he is now set to become the running back, but even with him being a running back, I believe he will receive the ball a good bit. This allows me to make a prediction that he will finish with at least five receiving touchdowns and 300 yards in the receiving game. He will be a Swiss Army knife for the Catamounts, as he is someone who could help them get to the next level that they want to be at in 2026.

Bronx Stallion Bronx Stallion 5'8" | 180 lbs | RB/WR Dalton | 2027 State GA is now on his way to be a Dalton Catamount after being one of the best players for the Christian Heritage Lions. He is one of the players who has found his way onto the field in a similar role that a guy like Germie Bernard has at Alabama. He can play wide receiver, and he can play running back. He is one of the many stars for the Dalton program, and is one of the transfers I am the most excited for in 2026. I love this move, and he is a great player.

Stallion had an exceptional season with the Lions this season, and he is now expected to have an even better season as a wide receiver. He will likely be the top target for Charlie Baxter Charlie Baxter 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Christian Heritage | 2029 State GA . This is going to be an interesting thing to see, as he is a 5’8 prospect, which is often overlooked, but he is one of the better wide receivers in the area because of his route running. I predict him to finish as a top player in the area, and will likely be recognized for just that. He will also see reps at running back, which will be cool to see.

Stallion is undersized at the wide receiver position, but the Lions use him correctly at WR. I am a fan of him at running back, which I didn’t get to see him at in this game, but in the slot, he is quite reliable. He would be a more intriguing prospect with a better frame, but he makes the most of what he can control. This has gotten him looked at, and that is what counts. He had some big moments in this one and was intelligent with his task. I talked to him after the game, and he was disappointed that he didn’t have the most stellar night, but I had to remind him that it isn’t only about the big plays, but instead about coming up big in the opportunities he had. He had zero mistakes, and his leadership shows. He had a brilliant performance.