Stats: 20 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 7 TFLs, 2 FF, 2 FRrnThe stat line of the week has to go to the Union Grove DL as he as helps the Broncos earn their first win of the season. In one game, Noah put up a stat line that many would call a solid season! The talent matches the production. The 6’2″ 240 lbs senior is one of the most disruptive trench players in the state. He plays like a player 40 lbs heavier. Opposing linemen were not able to get him off his spot. His power to blast through blockers and shed blocks jumps off the tape. Once he gets into the backfield he bursts to the ball and ends plays. I have a  feeling he will be a steal because when he gets to a program at the net level and starts filling out Noah will be difficult to block. He holds offers from the D3 level up to the FBS level.

Rise: 96 up to 33rnPound for pound, you will be hard pressed to find a strong athlete in WI. Noah has an outrageous 415 lbs bench press, and a 455 lbs squat. Put that strength into a 6’2″ 240 lbs frame, and you get an athlete who can do what he wants at will in the trenches at the HS level. His offseason weightlifting performances have really opened my eyes to what I was sleeping on and led to his rise in the rankings. The next level has not missed on the stud athlete though. He holds multiple D2 offers and an offer from Army. I’m excited to watch Moris own the trenches on a weekly basis this fall.