Griggs is one of the top players in the 2028 class in the state of Michigan and he traveled to Lubbock over the weekend, taking home an offer from the Red Raiders. His fall tape shows that he is a playmaker on both sides of the ball, showing great ball skills and the ability to make game changing plays. As a wideout he is explosive off of the line of scrimmage, he stacks defenders at the line scrimmage, creating separation and his elite body control allows him to win on the 50/50 balls routinely. Griggs checks off all the boxes that coaches covet in a playmaking receiver at the next level and the Red Raiders are the latest to throw their hat in the ring for this highly touted prospect from the Midwest.

Mylan was dialed in all day, and put himself squarely in the conversation for the #1 player in the class of 2028. His speed is impressive, and he executed some high level routes with precision. I absolutely love his competitive drive and intensity. He understands leverage, the importance of being detailed on his routes and when and how to cut in one fluid motion. His recruitment has really taken off, and it’s very easy to see why.

Mylan is on track to have a big breakout 2026 season. This season, Mylan carved out a big role in Cass Tech’s passing game. A well-rounded receiver, Mylan has high-end speed, in additon to good ball tracking, hands, and open-field abilities. Oh, he’s also a good blocker.

Not an elite season by way of statistics, but I feel that his “elite” season is coming in 2026. With Sadler at UNC, I predict that Mylan is going to emerge as Cass Tech’s primary offensive weapon. Already a well-rounded player, all Mylan has to do is improve on his strengths, and he’ll have an amazing 2026.

Agent 0 for Cass Tech has been playing phenomenally as a sophomore. Primarily a receiver, Mylan has proven to be a substantial threat in all areas of the field. His tape showcases everything from 5-yard comebacks to double-move corners. A large route tree and a super fluid athlete. All-around route running is good- footwork can be improved on some routes, but his athletic ability mostly makes up for any minor errors. Flashes of great open-field ability, like 1:12 in his highlight tape.

Additionally, Mylan has earned a substantial number of reps at corner. That same athletic ability shows up, as does good reaction time and physicality. Another Cass Tech prospect who will likely play at a Power 4 school one day- he’s a big name to watch.

Griggs is developing into a star at Cass Tech. Little tape from Griggs so far, but I did get a great look at him during Week 1 against Toledo Central Catholic.

He’s as competitive as they come. Fits the Cass Tech culture. Athletic and played great coverage all day, especially in the second half. Super focused. Super competitive. Offensively, I’m confident that Griggs will earn more touches as Cass Tech’s “easy” part of the schedule is coming up.

Any college looking to recruit Michigan is going to take a hard look at Cass Tech. Mylan is yet another example of their well of talent.

Mylan came into 2025 with one offer from Kentucky. Now, he holds offers from Michigan, USC, Michigan State, and several others.

He’s earned these offers from an excellent Varsity season and dominant performances at camps. At camps, Mylan has been able to showcase his plus athleticism, route running, and ball tracking. His athletic ability especially pops off, while his route running is a little more inconsistent, but excellent when he focuses.

I could see Mylan playing WR or DB in college. In last year’s state Championship, he put up 5 tackles, including 1 sack. The sky’s the limit, and knowing Cass Tech’s track record, there’s a high likelihood that Mylan develops into a special player.