Rajecki picked up major P4 offers headed into his senior year and is still available. The floor on this kid is what catches my eye. He is a traitsy player, particularly his combination of size and short-area quickness, but he is a tough runner who can handle a workload. He played his best ball when it mattered the most, and you are capable of leaning on him in the run game. He is still leggy, so there is still some meat on the bone physically. He was one of the best RBs in Georgia for a few years, and whoever lands him has to be fired up about securing his signature.

Rajecki’s rapid growth on the recruiting scene started with a prolific junior season, and he has only built off of that during his senior season. Rajecki is well-built at 5’11 195 and still has some room to add more weight. His short-area quickness is elite, playing light on his feet and making subtle shuffles around traffic to create his own yards. He has the speed to lift off and separate when given a lane. He is physical, and that part of his game will only improve as his pad level comes down. Rajecki is currently committed to Memphis, which is starting to look like one of the steals of the 2026 class in Georgia.

One of the very best running backs in the state, Rajecki is a tackle-breaking machine who is currently committed to play for the Memphis Tigers. Through his first five games, the playmaking 6-foot-0 200-pound back has rushed for just under 900 yards and an incredible 16 touchdowns. He’s a scoring machine who is averaging 9 yards per rush and has run for at least two touchdowns in every game. He’s coming off a game he’ll remember forever as he took off for an amazing 256 yards and seven touchdowns during Sequoyah’s big 63-20 win over Sprayberry. He’s been tough to stop and should continue lighting up the stat sheet the rest of the way.

One of the top running back prospects in Georgia, this Cherokee County back ran wild as a junior and showed Power Four talent on a weekly basis. The tackle-breaking back brings plenty of speed and was one of the more productive backs across the state last season as he ran for 1,541 yards and 21 touchdowns, hitting the 100-yard mark nine times. Of all the offers he accumulated over the spring, Rajecki decided this week to make his verbal commitment to the Memphis Tigers.

A fast-rising back out of Cherokee County seeing his stock rise at the moment, this versatile, playmaking running back earned to see his ranking rise in a big way after an incredibly productive junior season where he rushed for 1,541 yards and 21 touchdowns last season while catching 38 more passes for 578 yards and five more touchdowns. He brings speed, a muscular frame, quick feet, and the ability to out-run defenders to the end-zone. Now, he’s ranked as the No. 5 RB and the No. 45 overall prospect in Georgia for the 2026 class.

I predicted Rajecki to get plenty of run in this game, and while I don’t have official numbers yet, Rajecki punched it in 4 times for Sequoyah. Rajecki played with excellent patience and poise, following his blocks well, nickeling and diming his way to move the ball forward, a trait important when going against physical and fast defenders. The biggest play of the night was a long TD run late in the first half, tight roping the sideline while flashing some breakaway speed. Rajecki is thinner than I originally expected, which signals higher upside. Rajecki is a clear D1 caliber RB who will be leaned on in order for Sequoyah to make a deep playoff run.

Will Rajecki has been one of the biggest breakout RBs in the state this fall, regardless of class. He is stout and strong against contact, but is also very explosive, giving him access to cutback lanes and making him tough to catch in the short areas. He has also been extremely productive as a receiver, tacking on over 500 receiving yards this fall. Rajecki is firmly on D1 radars and should add offers soon. Rajecki is the top playmaker for Sequoyah and will be the X factor against a talented Gainesville team in round one. I wouldn’t be at all shocked to see Rajecki get at least 35 touches to help push the Chiefs over the edge.

The 5’11 195 Junior RB has seen his stock steadily climb early in 2024.

Solid, sturdy RB that is built to run between the tackles. Good vision and patience at the line of scrimmage with the quickness to weave his way through traffic for positive yards.

Has good hands out of the backfield and leads the team in receptions with 17 out of the backfield with 3 receiving TDs. He is averaging over 6 yards per carry with 9 rushing TDs.

Rajecki has garnered a lot of P4 attention lately with gameday visits to Georgia State, Georgia Tech and UGA recently.

Will Rajecki is having a prolific start to the season and is starting to generate some P4 attention. Here is a recent write-up:

“Will Rajecki has been the top playmaker for Sequoyah through 3 weeks. He accumulated 191 total yards and 2 TDs in an upset victory over Kell last week. Rajecki is a stout 5’11 195, giving him the durability to handle a workload between the tackles and drive a pile forward when needed. His plant strength is elite, tossing up turf when he cuts and quickly redirecting his big body upfield. He is a patient runner, often nickel and diming his way around defenders to take the yards available. He rarely, if ever, outruns his blockers. He might not possess elite breakaway speed, but he pieces his way through the front 7 very well and has plenty of drive in his legs. Rajecki is a D1 RB prospect breaking out this fall.”

Will Rajecki has been the top playmaker for Sequoyah through 3 weeks. He accumulated 191 total yards and 2 TDs in an upset victory over Kell last week. Rajecki is a stout 5’11 195, giving him the durability to handle a workload between the tackles and drive a pile forward when needed. His plant strength is elite, tossing up turf when he cuts and quickly redirecting his big body upfield. He is a patient runner, often nickel and diming his way around defenders to take the yards available. He rarely, if ever, outruns his blockers. He might not possess elite breakaway speed, but he pieces his way through the front 7 very well and has plenty of drive in his legs. Rajecki is a D1 RB prospect breaking out this fall.