Rounding out the top five takes us to the Syracuse region, where we see Oakley Keegan Oakley Keegan 6'7" | 220 lbs | TE Liverpool Central School District | 2027 State NY . The 2027 Prospect, holds a few offers, but has been plagued with injuries dropping him in the rankings. Keegan holds multiple offers, and stands at 6’7″ 220-Pounds, displaying a solid frame for the TE position.

Keegan was limited due to injuries during his Sophomore/ Junior Seasons, but managed to put together a productive tape over the two years. He has outstanding body control and a quick twitch that is seen while changing directions. He has good hands and is a hard to tackle prospect given his elite size. He has the potential to add weight to his impressive build. 

Standing at 6’7″ 220-Pounds, Oakley Keegan Oakley Keegan 6'7" | 220 lbs | TE Liverpool Central School District | 2027 State NY has outstanding build for the TE position. The Section Three prospect has one of the best physical profiles at the position.

Keegan was limited due to injuries during his Sophomore Season, but managed to put together a productive season. He has outstanding body control and a quick twitch that is seen while changing directions. He has good hands and is a hard to tackle prospect given his elite size. He has the potential to add weight to his impressive build.

The Liverpool prospect is an FBS talent who has a higher ceiling than the tape shows. If he can stay healthy, we can be looking at the best NY TE since Iona Prep’s Justin Joly.

Keegan has the best physical profile of any TE in this class. He played as a freshman for Liverpool, and although he missed part of his sophomore season, Keegan still put some great reps on what is limited tape.

Keegan’s best trait is his athleticism at his size—at 6’7 “, 220 lbs, he shows some change of direction and twitch that you often don’t see in the position. He has been trending in the right direction in getting bigger/stronger over the past year and likely can end up around 250 lbs.

Keegan is the type of prospect who clearly has FBS measurables and athleticism when you see the tape or him in person.

Keegan shows good body control and hands on tape, but he is a player whose ceiling far exceeds what you see on tape. Missing time this year limits the amount of tape he puts out, but I’m still very confident he is one of New York’s top prospects in 2027.

Keegan is one of many major prospects on this squad, and his measurables and athleticism separate him from the field in the 2027 class. The first non-RB ranked, he is a dynamic athlete who got his feet wet on varsity last season and has the potential to become one of the top offensive contributors in New York this season.

At 6’7 “, Keegan is a unicorn in New York, especially considering the way he can separate and move as a route runner—a similar body type to former Newburgh star and current WR at Rutgers Deondre Johnson (6’8”, 200 lbs). Keegan right now is a receiving threat first and a blocker second, although he has the body to really fill out, add strength, and become a prospect who can block from the in-line TE position at the next level.

In an era where Tight Ends are easily the toughest position to find legitimate FBS-level prospects Oakley Keegan Oakley Keegan 6'7" | 220 lbs | TE Liverpool Central School District | 2027 State NY is the best TE prospect coming out since Jeremy Ruckert from Lindenhurst in 2018.

Keegan is still developing physically, but at 6’7 already has a trait that comes really hard to find. He is 210 right now, but with three years left of High School, he will likely end up over 240 in college. His elite length already makes him a mismatch, but how he moves sets him apart. At 6’7, he is a smooth athlete who can change direction and shows some burst in open space.

Keegan who highlights a really strong ’27 class at Liverpool picked up his first offer from hometown Syracuse after a camp performance last Thursday night.