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• Kenjai Gatling’s NFL Academy tape has just two views at the time of watching, should have much more. Debut start for the freshman, he went on to complete 7 of his 15 attempts through the air, racking up 150 passing yards with three touchdowns under his belt early. First rep on tape shows Gatling absorbing penetration coming through the A-gaps and ripping off a catchable 40-yard bomb downfield. The next play, Gatling decided to test the NA secondary and toss a dime downfield to his top wideout Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA , who located and tracked this ball down like a hawk.
• Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA would leave Ireland as the Friar’s leading scorer, coming away with three receiving touchdowns in this one. Hall is coming out of the gate strong, looking to prove us right in saying he’s one of the best junior pass-catchers the state has to offer.

One of three wideouts sitting atop the 2025 state rankings. Very interested in seeing if Bonner decides to have him rush the passer coupled with Mylachi Williams Mylachi Williams 6'5" | 220 lbs | DL/TE Bonner-Prendie | 2024 State PA . The Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA 2022 tape shows off some quality reps off the edge, he’s registered 4+ sacks in his career. Coupling two 6’4 monsters off the edge might be too enticing for the Friar coaching staff. All this being said, Hall will likely have a new quarterback under center, bolstering his chances of once again shining as the team’s leading receiver and pass-catcher. 30+ receptions, 13 of which went for scores. 600+ yards to his name. With Gatling or Campbell likely seeing time behind center, you can make the case that Hall could either replicate or progress past his 2022 numbers. I will say, if any of the young passers can put up 1,200+ yards and 20 TDs like Justin Shepherd did, I think we’d all call that a successful freshman campaign. We hope to see Hall cement his spot as a top 20 overall prospect in his class.

We hit again with Bonner’s Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA as the man behind Cyrus in the rankings. Just a Temple offer before the ranking, now with a long list that includes Nebraska, Virginia Tech, and Rutgers just to name a few. Hall is squarely in the mix for the top spot, especially considering the contrasting skillset he provides in relation to Lex Cyrus Lex Cyrus 5'9" | 170 lbs | ATH Susquehanna Township | 2025 State PA . Some will view the 6’3, 190-pound big man to hold more value at the position, some will prefer speed over size. Cyrus could expand on his SEC list, Hall might see that level of interest in the coming months.

Recent Offers Include: UConn, Virginia Tech, Nebraska, James Madison

I had a feeling Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA would heat up the way he has. We’d rank him as the second-best wideout even without the offers, yet calls from UConn, Virginia Tech, Nebraska, and James Madison surely help the cause. Call it validation, Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA and BP staff hardly need any of that. Again, much like Maxwel Roy but in a different sense, Hall will intrigue at camps purely from a build perspective. He’ll draw eyes at any camp across the country.

Many of the prospects ranked above Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA placed there because of future projections. Had I done so with Hall, he legitimately could have ranked inside the top ten. It’s only a matter of time before the likes of Temple, Rutgers, and Akron read up and act on the 6’4 pass catcher. An open-field strider, Jalil Hall Jalil Hall 6'4" | 185 lbs | WR Bonner-Prendie | 2025 State PA is going to keep DBs on their toes with his ability to eat up cushion and attack vertically. Great hands. Catch radius extends around his frame, low and high. Has a ways to go from a route-running perspective, yet his tough frame allows him to not be deterred by physicality from 90% of DBs. Like I’ve said before, Hall is only scratching the surface of his potential.