The Arkansas Razorbacks commit brings versatility, physicality, and polish to every snap. At 6’2”, 210 pounds, he’s capable of lining up at wide receiver, tight end, H-back, or even quarterback, and he impacts the game regardless of where he starts the play. Bush’s combination of power and fluidity makes him difficult to bring down, while his balance and body control allow him to finish through contact and turn short gains into chunk plays. Bush has been a consistent go-to option for quarterback Nathan Ramler Nathan Ramler 6'5" | 230 lbs | QB Chanhassen | 2026 State MN , producing in critical moments and providing a steady presence across Chanhassen’s offensive formations. He’s just as valuable in the run game, sealing the edge, leading on counters, and setting the physical tone that defines the Storm’s attack. Coaches praise his intelligence, competitiveness, and ability to adapt to defensive looks on the fly. Special talent who is having another great year.

A stock-rising 2026 out of the defending 5A state champion Chanhassen Storm, junior TE/OLB Kade Bush Kade Bush 6'5" | 220 lbs | TE Chanhassen | 2026 State MN is a tall, long 6’4, 200 and is a good athlete who reports an unverified 4.33 shuttle, 9’2 broad, and 31″ vertical. Bush is also a standout lacrosse player for the Storm, and the size, athleticism, varsity experience, and multi-sport background have college teams excited, as Bush visited North Dakota State, South Dakota State, and Iowa State in September, a good sign as the all-important junior year continues to progress.

Bush opens his tape with a crushing block wrapping back around the LOS from the wing, and has a couple reps of him really blowing up and crushing defenders in the hole and around the LOS. He looks more filled in from his sophomore tape, with that length is still noticeable on film as well. Also added some pass-catching and YAC to his skill set, and has a good rep of him trucking two defenders on a solid pickup for his offense. He also shows some vision, quickness & shiftiness in his cuts, and balance through contact. Bush is also a physical blocker, with great leg drive after contact, wins the hand placement battle, and is a strong kid who can handle himself at the LOS or out in space. With an excellent frame that can really add some weight in college, as well as an exciting and athletic YAC and pass-catching ability that can be hard to find at the TE position, plus physicality and blocking prowess, you have the makings of a high-ceiling college prospect. I think Bush could be a D1 kid judging from the tape and the reported athletic numbers. This kid is going to get another rankings bump in the coming weeks, and I’d keep an eye on him in the developing 2026 recruiting space. Great work, Kade!