A small-town sleeper running back deserving of more recognition, Favors was one of the more productive runnings backs across the state last year in the junior class. The underrated back ran for an eye-opening 1,704 yards and 19 touchdowns, hitting the 100-yard mark nine times. He brings a level of speed and the ability to break tackles that many backs in the 2026 class just don’t have. He was an easy addition to the latest rankings and is now the No. 16 running back prospect in the state

One of the most productive backs in Georgia last season, Favors is a speedy small-town back who has no problem running between the tackles. He ran hard, shows great balance, and has a knack for staying upright after first contact. This sleeper back ran wild as a junior last season for 1,704 yards and 19 touchdowns, averaging 10.8 yards per carry and hitting the 100-yard mark in 9 of his 11 games. He shows easy D1 talent and deserves to play somewhere at the next level down the road.