The 5’9″ back went for 892 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground while also contributing 128 yards and 2 mor scores in the air. Slashing back that can turn the burners on in the open field. Smaller back who runs low to the ground and with power at the end of runs.  Patient setting the play up and then hitting another gear as the breakaway speed is super impressive.  Makes guys miss in the open field weaving through the second and third levels of the defense. Follows his blocks and has quickness in the hole. Going to be a very good pass catching back long term. 

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Bradley-Bourbonnais’ Ky’ren Edmon Ky’ren Edmon 5'9" | 175 lbs | RB Bradley-Bourbonnais | 2028 State IL is an exciting young prospect who is already attracting collegiate attention. The Boilermakers prospect enters his sophomore season with offers from Ole Miss and Ohio, and has the potential to see that list explode with a strong summer camp cycle. Edmon tested out very well with marks of 4.34 40-yard dash (top overall), 4.34 shuttle drill, 8’11” broad jump, and a 7.31 L-drill, all of which were top three at his position. Ky’ren’s speed and explosiveness translated well to the positional drills and 1v1s, where he displayed elite twitch to make defenders miss and the acceleration/burst to explode through his holes to break off big plays. Ky’ren also displayed great hands, making him a threat out of the backfield or as a slot receiver, depending on the offensive package. Massive ceiling!

Ky’ren Edmon Ky’ren Edmon 5'9" | 175 lbs | RB Bradley-Bourbonnais | 2028 State IL of Bradley-Bourbonnais is one of the most exciting running backs in the state, already turning heads with his electrifying play. The freshman is an explosive ball carrier with game-breaking speed, capable of taking any touch the distance. His ability to contribute in the passing game makes him a versatile weapon, creating mismatches for opposing defenses. Whether he’s hitting the edge or slipping out of the backfield, he’s a constant big-play threat. Edmon’s stock is on the rise, and as he continues to dominate, college coaches on the recruiting trail will have no choice but to take notice.