Shoffner is an electric playmaker with suddenness and elusiveness that make him a nightmare to contain in space. He shows outstanding short-area quickness and the ability to create yards after first contact with sharp cuts and fluid lateral agility. Shoffner is equally dangerous slipping through creases in the hole as he is in the open field, where his acceleration and creativity routinely leave defenders grasping at air.

Already in midseason form, Shoffner has posted 538 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns, proving his ability to generate explosive plays and shoulder a steady workload. His style of play translates well to spread systems that emphasize space and tempo, but he also demonstrates the vision and decisiveness needed to operate between the tackles. As his production continues to climb, expect Shoffner to establish himself as one of the more dynamic backs in his class.

Currently leading the state in both rushing yards and total TD’s Carson is off to an immaculate start of the year in just 2 games for John Carroll. Carson has accumulated 241 rushing yards, averaging over 6 ypc, 3 rushing TDs and 2 receiving TDs on a 21 yards per catch average. With those numbers Carson is proving himself to a be a dual threat RB option that teams need to know where he is at on the field at all times.

Carson is a slasher type running back. He’s got great feet and quick and twitchy. Displays great explosivness and speed, hitting the hole with pace and breaking into open space. He has make you miss ability, at the LOS and in the open field. A threat in the passing game out the backfield as well. He can take a screen or swing route and take it the distance weaving through defenders. A versatile, athletic, playmaker – I expect Carson to be a top back this fall and will certainly make a strong debut in the next rankings.