Unlike a lot of these other guys, Lynch was as dangerous on the ground as he was as a passer, running for over 1,000 yards in addition to his 2,700-yard passing season. He’s a confident decision-maker who maximizes yards after the catch by being on time with his reads and accurate with his passes. Lincolnton returns the majority of its offensive production at the skill positions, and I wouldn’t be surprised if Lynch actually beat last year’s passing mark.

Rashad was an honorable mention for my Deep Dive series earlier this spring, and this was a good time to really dig deeper into a player that may not have the physical measurables that some of the other guys have in this ranking update, but he excels at getting the ball to a number of talented players in the Wolves’ offense. First off, Rashad’s scrambling ability is top-notch – his scramble runs were able to pick up some critical first downs. But, Rashad’s scrambling ability to throw really opened up some big plays for the Wolves’ offense, and the scramble rules work really well with his receiving core – you can tell it is something they work on consistently. Rashad can make some accurate throws from the pocket, and obviously he also throws well on the run. I think Rashad will have another strong season here for the Wolves.