Gunner Rivers, Chris Henry Jr. and Gaige Weddle lead list of sons of former NFL players starring in high school football

Dylan Raiola, Marvin Harrison Jr., Kennedy Urlacher, Jerome Bettis Jr. and Akili Smith Jr. are just some of the recent players that have followed the same footsteps as their fathers when it comes to pursuing football. After a search spanning the length of the high school regular season, MaxPreps has identified more than 240 sons of NFL players making a name for themselves on Friday nights.

Philip Rivers, Antonio Cromartie, Maurice Jones-Drew, Clinton Portis, Eric Weddle, Charles Woodson, Jason Witten and Champ Bailey all have sons currently playing high school football.

Gunner Rivers, Chris Henry Jr., Gaige Weddle, Julian Cromartie and Jett Harrison are just a handful of the players featured. Weddle is a five-star athlete in the Class of 2028 who stars on both sides of the ball. Harrison and Henry Jr. are five-star wide receivers while Rivers is a four-star and Cromartie a three-star.

Every position is featured on this list including long snapper. Some of the greatest kickers in NFL history have kids playing including David Akers and Stephen Gostkowski.



St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) is the most well-represented school on the list with eight sons of NFL players, including four-star wide receiver Julius Jones Jr. and defensive end Wyatt Smith, who had three sacks in a win over American Heritage last month. His father is Justin Smith who was drafted No. 4 overall in 2001 and had 87 career sacks.

Brophy College Prep (Phoenix, Ariz.) is second with six including the sons of Larry Fitzgerald and Donovan McNabb.

Additions or corrections? Email thomas.frey@playonsports.com. Jaylen Addai, Shadow Creek (Pearland, Texas)
Father: Joseph Addai
The four-star sophomore wide receiver has hauled in 11 touchdowns for an 8-3 Sharks team making a run through the postseason. Joseph was a 2006 first-round pick who won a national championship at LSU and Super Bowl XLI with the Colts.

Sawyer Akers, Ravenwood (Brentwood, Tenn.)
Father: David Akers
The senior picked a different position from his All-Pro father and plays in the secondary for the No. 10 team in the Volunteer State. David holds the record for most field goals in an NFL season with 44 back in 2011. He also sits at No. 3 all-time in postseason field goals with 39, including three in Super Bowl XLVII.



Case Alexander, Washington (Okla.)
Father: Stephen Alexander
Case is a four-star junior linebacker who has made an impact on both sides of the ball since his freshman year. Stephen was a tight end with Washington, San Diego, Detroit and Denver between 1998-2006 and reached one Pro Bowl.

Joseph Alexander, Harvest Covenant (Purcellville, Va.)
Father: Shaun Alexander
Joseph is a sophomore that makes an impact in all three phases of the game with 40 receptions, 35 tackles, an interception and a 14.7 average punt return. Father Shaun is his head coach and a former NFL MVP. He had 9,453 career rushing yards and rushed for over 1,000 yards in five straight seasons. Shaun also rushed for at least 150 yards in 11 games, including a 266-yard game in 2001.

Jett Archuleta, Chaparral (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Father: Adam Archuleta
Jett is a safety just like his father and starts in the secondary for Chaparral where he has 53 tackles and five pass deflections as a junior. Adam was a first-round pick in 2001 with the Rams. In seven NFL seasons, the Arizona State product had 18 career sacks and four interceptions, one of which was against Steve McNair.

Donnie Avery Jr., Fort Bend Christian Academy (Sugar Land, Texas)
Father: Donnie Avery Sr.
Donnie Jr. has caught 55 passes as a junior this season for four touchdowns while handling returns for the Eagles. His father carved out a six-year NFL career with the Rams, Titans, Colts and Chiefs between 2009-14.

Ezekiel Ayangbile, Langham Creek (Houston, Texas)
Father: Duane Brown
A four-star defensive lineman, Ayangbile stops running backs in their tracks ferociously and uses his world class speed to hunt down opponents in open field. The junior holds double-digit offers including Baylor, Duke and Texas Tech. His father was a five-time Pro Bowler with 218 starts on the offensive line and played in the NFL until he was 38 years old.

Brayden Bailey, Holy Innocents Episcopal (Atlanta, Ga.)
Father: Champ Bailey
The sophomore holds three offers including one from Colorado. Brayden is an ironman who has eight receiving touchdowns and two interceptions this year for the Golden Bears. His father is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and recorded 52 interceptions between 1999-2013 with Washington and Denver.



Jaden Baldwin, Basha (Chandler, Ariz.)
Father: Jon Baldwin
Jaden is a three-star junior with double-digit offers that include Arizona State, Indiana and Texas A&M. The wide receiver has 51 receptions for one of Arizona's top teams. Jon was a first-round pick of the Chiefs in 2011 and played three seasons in the NFL.

Blaize Battaglia, Milton (Ga.)
Father: Matt Battaglia
Blaize is a force at linebacker as a junior for one of the best teams in the nation with 110 tackles this season and had a season-high 16 twice. Matt played in three games with the 1987 Philadelphia Eagles and had a sack against a Chicago Bears squad with Sean Payton at quarterback.

Tatum Bell Jr., Heritage (Frisco, Texas)
Father: Tatum Bell
Committed to UNLV, the three-star senior is a playmaker at wide receiver who routinely goes over 100 yards. The elder Tatum was a second round pick by the Broncos in 2004 and rushed for 2,773 yards in his five-year career. In 2006, he was a 1,000 yard rusher.

Grant Birk, St. Croix Lutheran (West St. Paul, Minn.)
Father: Matt Birk
The senior bruiser paves the way for a powerful run game on the offensive line and is a run-stopper on defense. His father Matt was named Walter Payton Man of the Year, which honors a player's commitment to philanthropy and community impact and Grant already gives back. Grant has nearly perfect grades and makes visits to the Children's Hospital. Matt was a six-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl XLVII champion during his 14-year career at center.

Andrew Bjornson, Miramonte (Orinda, Calif.)
Father: Eric Bjornson
Andrew is a three-star with an offer from UNLV. The senior has 18 career receiving touchdowns. Eric won a national championship at Washington and Super Bowl XXX with the Dallas Cowboys.

Trenton Blaylock, Atascocita (Humble, Texas)
Father: Derrick Blaylock
The three-star cornerback is rarely thrown at. The junior has picked up 25 offers including Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. Derrick played six years in the NFL at running back with the Chiefs and Jets from 2001-06, scoring 12 touchdowns.



LeGarrette Blount Jr., Mountain Pointe (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Father: LeGarrette Blount Sr.
The sophomore became eligible in October and has three receiving touchdowns in seven games. So far, he has received offers from Marshall, North Carolina and Southern Miss. His father was a bruiser at running back who scored 56 touchdowns and won three Super Bowls during his nine-year NFL career.
Father: Michael Boulware Sr.
Michael Jr. is tackling machine with 429 over the past three years. The senior linebacker also has seven sacks and four forced fumbles in his career. His father started for Seattle in Super Bowl XL, where he intercepted Ben Roethlisberger in the second quarter. He burst on the scene as a rookie in 2004 and intercepted nine passes in his first two seasons. In his four-year career he had 189 career tackles.

Grant Bowen, IC Catholic Prep (Elmhurst, Ill.)
Father: Matt Bowen
Grant is a sophomore with offers from Illinois and Iowa. The sophomore has 11 touchdown receptions and two interceptions. Matt played in the NFL from 2000-06 with St. Louis, Green Bay, Washington and Buffalo. The safety had four career interceptions, including one against Tom Brady.

Baylen Brees, Santa Fe Christian (Solana Beach, Calif.)
Father: Drew Brees
The junior wide receiver has 13 receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown this season. Father Drew is a future Pro Football Hall of Famer who is No. 2 all-time in passing yards and won Super Bowl XLIV with the New Orleans Saints.

Jalen Brewster, Cedar Hill (Texas)
Father: Robert Brewster
Jalen is the No. 1 defensive lineman in the Class of 2027. The five-star is committed to Texas Tech and has his team in the playoffs. Robert was a third-round pick who played one game with the Cowboys at guard in 2010 after missing 2009 with an injury.

Zach Brien, Bishop O'Dowd (Oakland, Calif.)
Father: Doug Brien
Zach is ranked as the No. 1 kicker in the Class of 2027 by Chris Sailer Kicking and holds an offer from Arizona. Father Doug kicked in the NFL from 1994-2005 and made 207 field goals with seven teams. In Super Bowl XXIX with San Francisco he made seven extra-points in the 49-26 win over 49-26.



Michael Brown, Legacy School of Sport Sciences (Spring, Texas)
Father: Reggie Brown
Mike is a three-star receiver headed to Texas A&M. The playmaker is the top target of senior five-star quarterback Keisean Henderson. Reggie was a first round pick in 1996 by Detroit and started all 26 games until suffering a career ending injury. The linebacker had two career interceptions, one of which was against Brett Favre.

McCoy Browner, Bonita (La Verne, Calif.)
Father: Brandon Browner
McCoy is a sophomore with 37 tackles, five pass deflections and three interceptions for a postseason squad. Brandon won two Super Bowls and reached a Pro Bowl in five seasons with the Seahawks, Patriots and Saints. He intercepted 12 passes in his career, highlighted with picks against Peyton Manning, Eli Manning and Tony Romo.

Dez Bryant Jr., Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Texas)
Father: Dez Bryant Sr.
Dez Jr. is a sophomore wide receiver with offers that include Texas A&M. His father was one of the most polarizing college and NFL players of his generation. Between 2012-14 he caught 273 passes for 3,935 yards and 41 touchdowns with Dallas. Over his nine-year career he reached three Pro Bowls and caught 75 touchdowns.

Quinn Buckey, Liberty (Bakersfield, Calif.)
Father: Jeff Buckey
Quinn is a three-star 6-6, 270-pound senior offensive tackle committed to Michigan State. The run game averages 8.1 yards per carry and his quarterback has thrown just one interception this season. Father Jeff played guard in the NFL from 1996-99 and blocked for quarterbacks that include Dan Marino.

Correll Buckhalter Jr., Liberty Christian (Argyle, Texas)
Father: Correll Buckhalter Sr.
Correll Jr. is a three-star junior workhorse at running back with offers that include Ole Miss, Missouri and Iowa. This season he has over 1,400 yards of offense with 18 touchdowns under head coach Jason Witten. Correll Sr. won a national title at Nebraska in 1997 before enjoying a 10-year NFL career where he rushed for 2,944 yards with 21 touchdowns.

Wes Burford, Oakdale (Calif.)
Father: Seth Burford
Wes is a punishing running back who has 7,003 yards and 93 rushing touchdowns since the start of the 2023 season. The senior Air Force commit also plays every down on defense and has 4.5 sacks this year. Father Seth was a seventh-round pick by the Chargers in 2002 and backed up Drew Brees and Doug Flutie for a season.



M.J. Burnett, Walton (Marietta, Ga.)
Father: Morgan Burnett
M.J. is a three-star safety with 15 offers including USC, Indiana and Mississippi State. He has five interceptions this season. Morgan played 10 years at safety with the Packers, Steelers and Browns from 2010-19. He won Super Bowl XLV with Green Bay and had 10 interceptions in his career.

William Carlson, Gilbert Christian (Gilbert, Ariz.)
Father: John Carlson
William is a freshman on varsity who has played in three games and recorded one tackle for a playoff team. John had 210 receptions with the Seahawks, Vikings and Cardinals from 2008-14.

Sam Carney, Santa Fe Christian
Father: John Carney
Sam plays on both sides of the football and has 41 tackles and 4.5 sacks on defense. John kicked for 23 years and made 478 career field goals for seven teams.

Jacob Carriker, Standing Bear (Lincoln, Neb.)
Father: Adam Carriker
Jacob is a sophomore linebacker on varsity for the Grizzlies. Adam was a first round pick by the Rams in 2007. In six NFL seasons the defensive end had nine sacks and 126 tackles in 65 games.

Devin Carter, Douglas County (Douglasville, Ga.)
Father: Dexter Carter
Devin is a four-star Florida State wide receiver commit who has crossed 100 receiving yards three times this year, including a 103-yard, two touchdown performance against No. 9 Buford. Dexter was a first round pick of the 49ers in 1990 and played seven NFL seasons. He won Super Bowl XXIX and had 1,698 yards from scrimmage in his career.

Desmond Cesaire, Mt. Carmel (San Diego, Calif.)
Father: Jacques Cesaire
Desmond is a wide receiver and linebacker on the freshman team. Jacques played on the Chargers defensive line from 2003-11 and had 12.5 career sacks.



Dane Clark, Humboldt (Iowa)
Father: Dallas Clark
Just a sophomore, Dane is a 6-4, 205 tight end just like his father who has five receptions this season. Dallas was a key weapon for Peyton Manning and the Colts who won Super Bowl XLI. He was an All-Pro in 2009 and caught 53 career touchdowns.

David Clowney V, Douglas County
Father: David Clowney IV
David V has eight offers including Duke and Virginia Tech. The sophomore can play on both sides of the football and has one catch on varsity this season. His father was a fifth round pick in 2007 with 22 receptions over three years with the Jets and Panthers.

Colston Colquitt, West (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Father: Dustin Colquitt
Colston continues the Colquitt family legacy at punter as his father, uncle and grandfather all played in the NFL. Dustin is the Chiefs all-time leader in games and won Super Bowl LIV. The two-time Pro Bowler had more than 53,000 career punting yards.

Kye Cooper, San Diego (Calif.)
Father: Stephen Cooper
Kye does it all on both sides of the football for a 7-5 Cavers squad. The junior has 14 total touchdowns with offers from Colorado State, Pitt and San Diego State. Stephen had 503 career tackles for the Chargers between 2003-11. Had a sack on Tom Brady in the 2008 AFC Championship game.

Brady Couch, Lexington Christian (Lexington, Ky.)
Father: Tim Couch
Brady is a sophomore on varsity who plays wide receiver and defensive back with offers from Eastern Kentucky and Delaware State. Tim was the first overall pick in the 1999 NFL Draft by the expansion Cleveland Browns. From 1999-2003 he passed for 11,131 career yards with 64 touchdowns.

Major Cribbs, Archbishop Hoban (Akron, Ohio)
Father: Josh Cribbs
Major is a sophomore who has caught touchdown passes this season for the Knights. Josh is one of the greatest returners in NFL history with 11 kickoff and punt toughdowns. The three-time Pro Bowler played with the Browns, Jets and Colts from 2005-14 and also had nine touchdowns on offense.



Jasiah Crockett, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Father: Henri Crockett
Jasiah is a freshman wide receiver for a team in the MaxPreps Top 25. He has five receptions with offers from Auburn, Pitt and South Florida. Henri won a national championship at Florida State and was a linebacker in the NFL from 1997-2003 where he had 288 tackles. With the Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII, he recorded two tackles.

Julian Cromartie, College Park (The Woodlands, Texas)
Father: Antonio Cromartie
Julian averages over a touchdown reception per game for the undefeated Cavaliers. The three-star junior has double-digit offers that include Arizona State, Washington and Florida State, where his father played. Antonio was a first round pick in 2006 by the Chargers who had 31 interceptions across 11 NFL seasons.

Tyler Cromartie, Quartz Hill (Calif.)
Father: Antonio Cromartie
Tyler is a senior defensive back and special teams star with an offer from Georgia Tech. Antonio was a four-time Pro Bowler who intercepted both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in the 2007 NFL playoffs. Two months before the playoffs he picked Manning off three times in a regular season game.

Luke Cundiff, Brophy College Prep (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Father: Billy Cundiff
Luke is a freshman who recorded touchbacks on four of his 10 kickoffs this season. He is rated by Kohl's Kicking as the No. 1 punter in the Class of 2029 and a top 20 kicker. Billy made 182 field goals and had a Pro Bowl appearance in the NFL between 2002-15. 

K.J. Dansby, Eagle's Landing Christian Academy (McDonough, Ga.)
Father: Karlos Dansby
K.J. plays left tackle on varsity as a freshman for a squad averaging 174 rushing yards per game. Karlos had 1,422 career tackles between 2004–17 with Arizona, Miami, Cleveland and Cincinnati. The linebacker also had 43 sacks and 20 interceptions. In Super Bowl XLIII he intercepted Ben Roethlisberger late in the first half.

Chauncey Davis Jr., North Gwinnett (Suwanee, Ga.)
Father: Chauncey Davis Sr.
Chauncey is a three-star senior committed to Southern Mississippi. He picked off six passes in his first two years and rarely sees the ball thrown his direction as a senior. His father had 11 career sacks in the NFL between 2005-11 with the Falcons and Bears. He also had a pick-six against Drew Brees.



C.J. Davis, Hewitt-Trussville (Trussville, Ala.)
Father: Chris Davis Jr.
C.J. is rated as the No. 10 running back in the Class of 2028 with offers that include Florida State, Georgia and Tennessee. His father was responsible for the Kick Six at Auburn when he returned a field goal 109 yards to defeat Alabama as time expired in the 2013 Iron Bowl. He went undrafted in 2014 and carved out a three-year NFL career with the Chargers and 49ers.

Jaxon Davis, Kent Denver (Englewood, Colo.)
Father: Terrell Davis
Jaxon is a freshman track star making an impact in the return game for the Sun Devils. Terrell is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame after a 78-game career with the Broncos where he rushed for 7,607 career yards. He was the MVP of Super Bowl XXXII and the league MVP in 1998.

Jianni Davis, Bishop McNamara (Forestville, Md.)
Father: Vernon Davis
Three-star senior defensive end picked Maryland among a dozen offers. Has strong speed along the edge that allows him to deflect and intercept passes. Vernon was drafted sixth overall in 2006, catching 563 passes as a tight end with San Francisco, Denver and Washington from 2006-19. Had four playoff games where he went over 100 receiving yards.

Thomas Davis Jr., Weddington (Matthews, N.C.)
Father: Thomas Davis Sr.
The Class of 2026 linebacker is a four-star senior headed to Notre Dame. He has plugged the holes all season for the No. 4 team in North Carolina that allows less than 10 points per game. His father was a first round pick in 2005 who was a three-time Pro Bowler with 1,216 career tackles, 29 sacks and 13 interceptions.

Shiloh Dent, St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: Richard Dent
Shiloh is a senior linebacker with 33 tackles and three sacks for a team ranked in the MaxPreps Top 25. Richard has 137.5 sacks and 37 forced fumbles in his 15-year NFL career. The Pro Football Hall of Famer was the MVP of Super Bowl XX with Chicago.

Reid Dielman, Bishop's (La Jolla, Calif.)
Father: Kris Dielman
Reid is a sophomore wide receiver and starting defensive back for a 8-4 playoff squad. Father Kris played 120 games at guard for the Chargers from 2003-11. The four-time Pro Bowler blocked for Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson when LT won MVP and rushed for an all-time record 28 rushing touchdowns in 2006.



Dylan Dreessen, Castle View (Castle Rock, Colo.)
Father: Joel Dreessen
Dylan is a tight end who has seen varsity action as a sophomore. Joel played tight end for eight seasons with the Jets, Texans and Broncos, recording 158 career receptions for 19 touchdowns.

Jason Dungy, Carrollwood Day (Tampa, Fla.)
Father: Tony Dungy
Jason has five pass deflections and 25 tackles as a junior. Tony had nine interceptions with the Steelers and 49ers between 1977-79. The Super Bowl XIII champ intercepted Roger Staubach and Brian Sipe during his career. He went on to win 139 games and Super Bowl XLI as a head coach. 

King David Christopher-Dunn, Lincoln (San Diego, Calif.)
Father: David Dunn
King is a senior wide receiver with a state championship under his belt playing for his father in San Diego with offers that include Arizona. David played for the Bengals, Steelers, Browns and Raiders between 1995-2001. He made the final plays in both Cleveland Municipal Stadium and the Houston Astrodome.

Jordan Edwards, Washington County (Sandersville, Ga.)
Father: Robert Edwards
Jordan is a sophomore difference maker for the Golden Hawks. The tight end has three multi-touchdown games this year under his father, who is the head coach. Robert was a first-round pick out of Georgia at running back in 1998 and reached the Pro Bowl as a rookie after rushing for over 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns. Unfortunately he sustained a career-altering injury in a flag football game. He fought through it though and reached the NFL again in 2002 with the Dolphins. Jordan's mother Tracy played three years in the WNBA after helping lead Georgia to consecutive Final Fours.

Xander Edwards, Bolles (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Father: Marc Edwards
Xander is a sophomore running back with double-digit offers that include Florida State, Miami and Syracuse. This season Xander has 1,992 rushing yards and 32 touchdowns. Marc was a bruising fullback in the NFL with five teams from 1997-2005. He had two carries in the Patriots Super Bowl XXXVI victory of the Rams. 

Gus Emtman, Freeman (Rockford, Wash.)
Father: Steve Emtman
Gus is a sophomore offensive lineman and linebacker who has appeared on varsity this season. Steve was the No. 1 overall pick out of Washington in 1992. In six NFL seasons he had eight sacks and an interception off Dan Marino in 50 career games.



Jaeger Emtman, Freeman
Father: Steve Emtman
Jaeger is a senior offensive lineman on a squad that averages over 5 yards per carry this year. His father led Washington to a national championship in 1991 and picked up tons of hardware including the prestigious Outland Trophy, awarded to the nation's top lineman.

Burton Faneca, St. Paul's (Covington, La.)
Father: Alan Faneca
Burton is a 6-foot-3 freshman right tackle for the 9-2 Wolves. Alan started an incredible 201 games on the offensive line between 1998-2010 with the Steelers, Jets and Cardinals. The Pro Football Hall of Famer reached nine Pro Bowls and won Super Bowl XL with Pittsburgh.

Toa Feinga, Herriman (West Herriman, Utah)
Father: Ray Feinga

Kaydon Finley, Aledo (Texas)
Father: Jermichael Finley
Kaydon is a four-star senior wide receiver committed to Notre Dame. He leads the undefeated Bearcats in receiving yards and touchdowns. As a junior he reached the end zone 21 times. Jermichael was one of the best tight ends in the NFL when he could stay healthy, playing in 70 games over six years with the Packers. His best game came in the 2010 Wild Card playoffs against Arizona when he hauled in six receptions for 159 yards.

Devin Fitzgerald, Brophy College Prep
Father: Larry Fitzgerald
The three-star wide receiver has taken a huge leap as a senior and is headed to Notre Dame. Over a two-game period in September, Devin caught 24 passes for 392 yards and five touchdowns for the No. 6 team in Arizona. Larry is one of the greatest wide receivers in NFL history with 121 career receiving touchdowns. In 17 seasons with the Cardinals he reached 11 Pro Bowls and in Super Bowl XLIII, he caught two touchdowns.

Richie Flanigan, Notre Dame Academy (Green Bay, Wis.)
Father: Jim Flanigan
Richie is a three-star junior committed to Notre Dame as a defensive lineman. His father Jim was a third-round pick out of Notre Dame who had 46 career sacks between 1994-2003. In 2000, he won the prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award. Richie's grandfather Jim Sr. was a linebacker who won Super Bowl II with the Packers.



Steele Fletcher, Providence Day (Charlotte, N.C.)
Father: London Fletcher
Steele is a key receiver for a Chargers squad ranked in our expanded top 100. The junior holds seven offers including Maryland, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest. London is No. 2 in NFL history with 1,384 career tackles. Over his 16-year career he reached four Pro Bowls and won Super Bowl XXXIV with the Rams, leading the game with nine tackles.

Corbyn Fordham, Bolles
Father: Todd Fordham
Corbyn is a three-star tight end committed to Florida State. The senior has three touchdown receptions in 2025 and nine in his career. Todd played in 114 games  at tackle between 1997-2006 with the Jaguars and Panthers.

Jaden Forte, Dunham (Baton Rouge, La.)
Father: Matt Forte
Jaden is a freshman on a 9-1 team that was added to the varsity roster at the end of September, slowly earning playing time. Matt was a two-time Pro Bowler at running back who had 14,468 yards from scrimmage over a 10-year career with the Bears and Jets.

Lincoln Frazier, Willis (Texas)
Father: Derrick Frazier
Linc is already one of the best freshman quarterbacks in the country with nearly 3,000 passing yards and 35 touchdowns for an 9-2 squad. Arizona State has offered. Derrick was a third-round pick in 1993 who played four NFL seasons with the Eagles, Colts and Cowboys.

Tenari Fuamatu-Ma'afala, Saint Louis (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Father: Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala
Tenari has become the bellcow at running back for the No. 2 team in the Aloha State. The sophomore leads the team in rushing and has offers from Arizona and Utah. His father Chris also played at Saint Louis before embarking on a seven-year NFL career at running back with the Steelers and Jaguars. In the 2002 playoffs, he scored the game-winning touchdown over the Browns in the Wild Card round.

Corde Gage, Christian Brothers (St. Louis, Mo.)
Father: Justin Gage
Corde is a junior with an offer from UNLV who stars in all three facets of the game for a team in our expanded top 100. In the regular season, he caught eight touchdowns and intercepted three passes. With his leg, he averaged 38.5 yards per punt and drilled a 44-yard field goal. Justin had 201 receptions from 2003-10 with the Bears and Titans.



Zayden Gamble, St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: David Gamble
The four-star junior defensive back has been a force in the secondary all season for the No. 12 team in the nation. The offers keep flying in and Zayden is up to 31 offers, including Notre Dame, Ohio State and Oklahoma. David played two games for the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos in 1997.

J.J. Garcia, Horizon Prep (Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.)
Father: Jeff Garcia
The junior plays quarterback, wide receiver and safety for the Lions, with four total touchdowns this year. Jeff played quarterback for 11 years and reached four Pro Bowls between 1999-2009.

Justin Garrard, Fletcher (Neptune Beach, Fla.)
Father: David Garrard
Nicknamed the Bone Crusher, Justin is a 6-4, 335-pound senior offensive lineman who picked up an offer last month from East Carolina. David played quarterback for the Jaguars from 2002-10 and passed for 16,003 career yards with 89 touchdowns. A one-time Pro Bowler, Garrard led the Jaguars to a playoff win over the Steelers in 2008.

Samson is a senior with 13 receiving touchdowns for a team in the expanded top 100. The senior four-star is committed to Michigan State. His father won Super Bowl XXXV and reached two Pro Bowls as a bruising fullback from 1992-2003.

Tre Geathers, Providence Day
Father: Robert Geathers Jr.
Tre is a three-star junior for a team in our expanded top 100. The safety has 71 tackles, eight pass deflections and two interceptions this year. Robert played 11 years with Cincinnati between 2004-14 where he had 34 sacks.

Jyden German, Bishop Verot (Fort Myers, Fla.)
Father: Jammi German
Jyden is a three-star safety in the junior class with offers from Syracuse, South Florida and West Virginia. Jammi played on the opposite side at wide receiver in the NFL from 1998-2001 where he caught 20 career passes and three touchdowns as a third round pick.



Bryce Gilmore, Prosper (Texas)
Father: Bryan Gilmore
The 6-5, 300-pounder is rated as the No. 10 offensive tackle in the Class of 2026 as a four-star. Bryce is headed to Texas Tech after completing his senior season for the No. 48 team in our expanded top 100. Bryan played eight years in the NFL as wide receiver for the Cardinals, Dolphins and 49ers where he caught 53 career passes.

Kaden Golston, Stone Bridge (Ashburn, Va.)
Father: Kedric Golston
Kaden is a dominant safety and star punt returner for a top 25 team in Virginia. The sophomore has big offers including Maryland, Syracuse and Virginia. His father played with Washington from 2006-16, recording 224 career tackles with seven sacks.

Kedric Golston II, Stone Bridge
Father: Kedric Golston
Kedric II is a four-star defensive end committed to Tennessee who excels at reading the football. His father is the head coach and played football at Georgia. He helped the Bulldogs reach two Sugar Bowls before being selected in the sixth round of the 2006 NFL Draft.

Holt Goodwin, A&M Consolidated (College Station, Texas)
Father: Hunter Goodwin
Holt is a sophomore quarterback with 14 touchdown passes and five scoring runs this season for the 9-2 Tigers. Hunter played eight NFL seasons and appeared in 10 playoff games between 1996-2003.

Slayden Gostkowski, Lipscomb Academy (Nashville, Tenn.)
Father: Stephen Gostkowski
Slayden is a sophomore tight end already standing 6-5 for the Mustangs. Stephen is one of the greatest kickers in NFL history and reached four Pro Bowls. He made 392 career field goals and is a three-time Super Bowl champion. His seven made field goals in Super Bowls are tied for third all-time.

Gaston Gramatica, Cambridge Christian (Tampa, Fla.)
Father: Martin Gramatica



Jordan Greene, Hebron Christian (Dacula, Ga.)
Father: David Greene
Jordan is a junior quarterback with 10 touchdowns against one interception this season for the 8-1 Lions. David was drafted in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft by Seattle and was a backup for two seasons after throwing for 11,528 yards at Georgia.

Damian Gregory Jr., St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: Damian Gregory
Damian Jr. is a sophomore defensive tackle on a MaxPreps Top 25 squad with an offer from Sacramento State. His father played in nine games at defensive tackle with Miami, Cleveland and Tampa Bay from 2001-04.

Patrick Greisen, West De Pere (De Pere, Wis.)
Father: Chris Greisen
Patrick is a 67 percent passer with 47 touchdowns against eight interceptions. The three-star senior is headed to South Dakota. Chris is his head coach who played five games with the Arizona Cardinals in 1999-2000.

Nate Griese, Saint Francis (Mountain View, Calif.)
Father: Brian Griese
Nate is a 6-4, 245-pound junior two-way player that is a tight end and defensive lineman. Brian won a national championship at Michigan and then Super Bowl XXXIII as a rookie backup to John Elway. In his 11-year NFL career, he reached a Pro Bowl and threw for 19,440 yards with 119 touchdowns.

Cedric Griffin Jr., Lago Vista (Texas)
Father: Cedric Griffin Sr.
Cedric Jr. is a senior who can score at wide receiver and pick off passes in the secondary. His father won a national title at Texas before playing seven years in the NFL with Minnesota and Washington. He had eight career interceptions, including ones against Kurt Warner and Jay Cutler.

Michael Griffin Jr., Lake Travis (Austin, Texas)
Father: Michael Griffin Sr.
Michael Jr. is a defensive back with an interception for the Cavaliers, a team in our expanded top 100. The senior holds several offers including Missouri State and Eastern Kentucky. His father played 10 years in the NFL with the Titans and Panthers. He intercepted 25 passes in his career, highlighted by picks against Ben Roethlisberger, Andrew Luck and Tony Romo.



Leon Hall Jr., Cincinnati Country Day (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Father: Leon Hall Sr.
The younger Leon excels on both sides of the ball with four receiving touchdowns on offense and 52 tackles on defense as a junior. His father played 12 years and had 27 career interceptions. He picked off some of the greats of the game, including Tom Brady, Steve McNair, Brett Favre, Matt Ryan, Ben Roethlisberger and Aaron Rodgers.

Preston Hall, Ridge Point (Missouri City, Texas)
Father: Ahmard Hall
Preston is a three-star linebacker committed to Central Florida. The senior has 64 tackles and two sacks this season on a 11-0 squad. Ahmard won a national title at Texas before playing in the NFL for six years with the Titans. In 2009, he was the fullback for Chris Johnson when CJ2K rushed for 2,006 yards.

Danny Hamilton, Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Father: Ben Hamilton
Daniel sees the field as a sophomore and has 0.5 sacks this season for the No. 2 team in Colorado. His father Ben is an offensive line coach at Valor and a former lineman with the Broncos and Seahawks. Between 2001-10 he started 110 regular season games and four playoff games, including the 2005 AFC Championship.

Henry Harrison, North Allegheny (Wexford, Pa.)
Father: James Harrison Jr.
Henry is a sophomore defensive back and running back. His father is a two-time Super Bowl champ with the Steelers. He recorded 84.5 career sacks with Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cincinnati and New England from 2002-17.

James Harrison III, North Allegheny
Father: James Harrison Jr.
James III is a senior tackling machine, routinely going over 10 tackles a game. His father's 100-yard interception return for a touchdown in the Steelers 27-23 win in Super Bowl XLIII was selected as the No. 7 greatest play in the first 100 years of the NFL.

Jett Harrison, St. Joseph's Prep (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Father: Marvin Harrison Sr.
Jett is a five-star in the Class of 2028 who already makes catches that make your jaw drop. The sophomore has a plethora of offers including Oregon and Ohio State, where his brother played. Marvin Sr. is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame after scoring 128 receiving touchdowns with the Colts between 1996-2008. Marvin played in 16 career playoff games including a win in Super Bowl XLI.



Santana Harvey, Lakeland (Fla.)
Father: Derrick Harvey
Santana is rated as the No. 14 defensive lineman in the nation and gets to the quarterback with ease. The four-star junior has 26 offers including Florida State, Georgia and Notre Dame. Derrick was drafted eighth overall in the 2008 NFL Draft and had eight sacks across four seasons with the Jaguars and Broncos. He also had an interception in his first NFL game against Vince Young.

Taylor Hasselbeck, Ensworth (Nashville, Tenn.)
Father: Tim Hasselbeck
Taylor is a three-star senior quarterback committed to Wyoming. He helped the Tigers reach the state semifinals in 2024 and a No. 6 state ranking this season. He plays for his father Tim, who played 12 NFL games at quarterback from 2002-07.

Chris Henry Jr., Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
Father: Chris Henry Sr.
Chris Jr. is a five-star senior wide receiver on a national powerhouse. The Ohio State commit makes professional level catches and has five touchdowns this year. Chris Sr. was a third round pick in the 2005 NFL Draft and had 119 career receptions and 21 touchdowns until his passing while on injured reserve in the 2009 season.

John Herndon, Chattahoochee (Alpharetta, Ga.)
Father: Steve Herndon
John is a sophomore offensive lineman for a team that averages 6.4 yards per carry. Steve played 37 games with the Broncos and Falcons from 2001-04 on the offensive line.

Jason Hill Jr., Folsom (Calif.)
Father: Jason Hill Sr.
Jason Jr. is a three-star senior headed to Stanford. He is a lockdown defensive back for the No. 46 team in the country. He can also play offense and has three receiving touchdowns this season. His father Jason Sr. played wide receiver from 2007-12 and had 78 catches for nine touchdowns with the 49ers, Jaguars and Jets.

Ellis Hobbs IV, West Forsyth (Cumming, Ga.)
Father: Ellis Hobbs III
Ellis IV has a receiving touchdown as a junior for the Wolverines. His father was a third-round pick by the Patriots in 2005 as a defensive back and had 10 career interceptions. Hobbs III intercepted Eli Manning in the second quarterback of Super Bowl XLII.



Blaise Hochstein, Bishop Feehan (Attleboro, Mass.)
Father: Russ Hochstein
Blaise is a 6-4 sophomore terrorizing opponents on both sides of the line. The Shamrocks are the No. 17 team in Massachusetts with an offense that averages nearly 350 yards per game. Russ played 149 games on the offensive line with Tampa Bay, New England, Denver and Kansas City between 2001-12. He won two Super Bowls with the Patriots along with a national championship at Nebraska.

Lincoln Hoke, North Allegheny
Father: Chris Hoke
Lincoln is a three-star defensive lineman committed to play at Pitt. The senior had 3.5 sacks in the Tigers first round playoff win last week. His father played the same position for the Steelers from 2001-12. He won two Super Bowls with Pittsburgh and played in 13 postseason contests.

Titus Huard, Valor Christian
Father: Brock Huard
Titus is a 6-6 sophomore completing 75 percent of his passes for one of the top teams in Colorado. The three-star Class of 2028 quarterback holds offers from Idaho, Stetson and Tulsa. Brock was drafted in the third round of the 1995 NFL Draft and threw four touchdowns from 1999-2004. He backed up Matt Hasselbeck and Peyton Manning during stints in Seattle and Indianapolis.

Luke Hutchinson, Avon Old Farms (Avon, Conn.)
Father: Steve Hutchinson
Luke is a physical tight end and defensive end for the No. 5 team in Connecticut. The three-star senior is headed to Mississippi State. Steve is a Pro Football Hall of Famer who played from 2001-12 and started 169 regular season games at guard. He also started eight playoff games including Super Bowl XL with the Seahawks.

Amarri Irvin, IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)
Father: Sedrick Irvin
Amarri is a four-star linebacker with 36 tackles and four sacks against a national schedule. The junior holds 26 offers including Alabama, Georgia and Ohio State. Sedrick played 20 games in the NFL with the Lions between 1999-2000. The running back had 505 career yards with four touchdowns.

Ian Jackson, Potomac Falls (Sterling, Va.)
Father: Darrell Jackson
Ian stands at left tackle and wears 71 just like his father's former teammate Walter Jones. The sophomore is already 6-5 and 290 pounds. Darrell scored 51 touchdowns between 2000-08 with the Seahawks, 49ers and Broncos. He had two receiving touchdowns during the 2005 NFL playoffs when the Seahawks reached Super Bowl XL.



Rico Jackson, Quince Orchard (Gaithersburg, Md.)
Father: Tanard Jackson
Rico is a stellar defensive back and an ace returner that takes kicks back for touchdowns. The junior has a handful of offers including Maryland and North Carolina. Tanard had 10 interceptions with Tampa Bay between 2007-11. He picked off the greats like Peyton Manning, Kurt Warner, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees.

Quinn Jacobs, Blessed Trinity (Roswell, Ga.)
Father: Brandon Jacobs
Quinn is a 6-3, 220-pound sophomore has 12 tackles and a sack for a postseason team in the Peach State. Brandon is a two-time Super Bowl champion and is known for his physical runs, which added up to 5,064 career rush yards with 60 touchdowns.

Kaleb Jammer, Angleton (Texas)
Father: Quentin Jammer
The senior holds an offer from UAB and has 14 receiving touchdowns this season. Quentin was drafted fifth overall by the Chargers in 2002 and was named to the franchise's 50th Anniversary Team in 2009.

Kasen Jammer, Angleton
Father: Quentin Jammer
Kasen has 24 tackles, two forced fumbles and an interception as a defensive back for the 9-2 Wildcats. Quentin played 12 years in the NFL from 2002-13 and had 21 career interceptions. He also had two interceptions in the postseason, including one against Tom Brady in the AFC Championship.

Kaeden Johnson, Fort Bend Marshall (Missouri City, Texas)
Father: Spencer Johnson
Kaeden plays quarterback for the Buffaloes, but is a four-star senior who is committed to Texas A&M as a tight end. In a 41-15 win on Oct. 16, he completed 87.5 percent of his passes and had three total touchdowns. Spencer played defensive tackle from 2004-12 and had 14 career sacks as an undrafted player.

Legend Jenkins, Eagle's Landing Christian Academy
Father: Janoris Jenkins

Marvin Jones III, La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla, Calif.)
Father: Marvin Jones Jr.
Marvin III has thrown, rushed and caught touchdowns as a junior for the Torreys. On defense he has 91 tackles and five forced fumbles at linebacker. Marvin Jr. played 11 seasons and recorded 7,421 receiving yards with 58 touchdowns.



Derrick Johnson II, Murrieta Valley (Murrieta, Calif.)
Father: Derrick Johnson (CB)
Derrick II is a three-star senior cornerback committed to Oklahoma. He has two interceptions and eight receiving touchdowns for the No. 15 team in California. His father had 43 career tackles with the 49ers, Texans and Falcons between 2005-06.
Father: Derrick Johnson (LB)
A wide receiver, Derrick II has 23 catches for 515 yards and five touchdowns this season as a junior. His father recorded over 1,100 tackles over a 14-year career with the Raiders and Chiefs.

Trace Johnson, Santa Margarita
Father: Doug Johnson
Trace has helped the nationally ranked Eagles take down both Centennial, Mater Dei and Sierra Canyon. The senior is a three-star committed to Tulane. Doug passed for 2,532 career yards primarily as a backup from 2000-04.

Travis Johnson II, Episcopal (Bellaire, Texas)
Father: Travis Johnson
Travis II is a senior linebacker with two offers, including Fresno State. Father was a first round pick in 2005 who had 141 tackles and three sacks over six seasons in the NFL.

Simon Johnson-Watson, Hyde Park (Austin, Texas)
Father: Derrick Johnson (LB)
Simon is a 6-6 junior offensive tackle who is a pancake machine. The 285-pounder has an offer from North Texas. His father won the Butkus and Nagurski at Texas before becoming a first round pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. The four-time Pro Bowler had 27.5 sacks, 23 forced fumbles and 14 interceptions in his career.

Duece Jones-Drew, De La Salle (Concord, Calif.)
Father: Maurice Jones-Drew
Duece is a three-star junior that has seven rushing touchdowns for the nationally ranked Spartans. The back has double-digit offers including UCLA, where his father played. Maurice was the leading rusher in the NFL in 2011 and reached three Pro Bowls. The nine-year vet racked up over 11,000 total yards with 79 touchdowns.



Andre Jones, St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: Julius Jones Sr.
Andre is a sophomore defensive back with 29 tackles for the nationally ranked Raiders. He is a three-star with offers that include Florida State, Penn State and Texas A&M. Julius was a second round pick of the Cowboys in 2004 and rushed for 5,068 yards and 22 touchdowns over seven NFL seasons with Dallas, Seattle and New Orleans.

Arthur Jones IV, Christian Brothers Academy (Syracuse, N.Y.)
Father: Arthur Jones III
Arthur IV is a sophomore defensive lineman on the No. 3 team in New York. The 6-3, 225 pounder holds an offer from Syracuse. His father won Super Bowl XLVII and had a sack in the game with the Ravens. Between 2010-17 he had 173 tackles, 10 sacks and two forced fumbles with the Ravens and played in the NFL from 2010-17.

Caden Jones, Providence School (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Father: Greg Jones
Caden is a senior running back who has averaged 5.2 yards per carry with nine touchdowns in his career. Greg was a bruising fullback from 2004-13 who blocked for 8,000 yard rusher Maurice Jones-Drew.

Julius Jones Jr., St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: Julius Jones Sr.
Julius Jr. has made an impact since his freshman year and is rated as the No. 10 wide receiver in the Class of 2027. He holds 23 offers including Notre Dame, Florida and Florida State. His father went to Notre Dame and set a single-game school record of 262 rushing yards in 2003.

Johnathan Joseph Jr., Stratford (Houston, Texas)
Father: Johnathan Joseph Sr.

Selah Justice, IMG Academy State (Bradenton, Fla.)
Father: Winston Justice
Selah averages 7.1 yards per carry for the IMG State team as a sophomore. Winston won two national championships at USC and blocked for three Heisman Trophy winners in Reggie Bush, Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. He was a second round pick of the Eagles and played 63 games as an offensive tackle from 2006-13.



Jimmy Kalis, Central Catholic (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Father: Todd Kalis
Jimmy is a junior four-star offensive tackle with more than 40 offers including Alabama and Clemson. Todd played guard for the Vikings, Steelers and Bengals from 1988-95, appearing in 103 games.

Jamison Kelly, Lanier (Jackson, Miss.)
Father: Tommy Kelly

Bryce Kern, Franklin Road Academy (Nashville, Tenn.)
Father: Brett Kern
Bryce is a sophomore special teamer for a Tennessee top 25 team. Brett had over 1,000 career punts and reached three Pro Bowls between 2008-22. He has punted in both AFC and NFC Championship games.

Christian Klecko, Paul VI (Haddonfield, N.J.)
Father: Dan Klecko
Christian is a soccer player who had nine goals and 10 assists as a freshman. Now a sophomore, he came out for the football team and has already drilled a game winner. Dan played with the Patriots, Colts and Eagles from 2003-08. He won two Super Bowls with the Patriots and a third with the Colts.

Nate Klecko, Paul VI
Father: Dan Klecko
Nate is a junior running back with over 1,400 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns in his career. His grandfather is NFL Hall of Famer Joe Klecko who had 78 career sacks as a member of the New York Sack Exchange Jets.

B.J. LaFell, Shadow Creek
Father: Brandon LaFell
B.J. is a freshman who can play every position at a high level including quarterback. He holds numerous offers including Cal, Houston and Missouri. Brandon won a national title at LSU and won a title with the Patriots, catching a touchdown in Super Bowl XLIX with the Patriots. Over his career from 2010-18 he had 406 receptions and 31 touchdowns.

Cole Leinart, Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.)
Father: Matt Leinart
Cole is a three-star senior quarterback committed to SMU. Over the past two seasons he has thrown for 2,524 yards and 23 touchdowns. Matt won the Heisman Trophy at USC and was selected 10th overall in the 2006 NFL Draft. From 2006-12 he passed for 4,065 yards and 15 touchdowns as a member of the Cardinals, Texans and Raiders.


Father: Jamal Lewis
Jazz has 23 catches on offense and an interception defensively on a Bulldogs squad where his offensive coordinator is Ed Reed. The sophomore holds five offers including Memphis. Jamal won a national championship at Tennessee and Super Bowl XXXV with the Ravens. He rushed for 10,607 career yards and had a 2,000 yard season with Baltimore in 2003.

Jacob Lockett, Blue Valley (Stilwell, Kan.)
Father: Kevin Lockett
Jacob has eight receiving touchdowns and an offer from McNeese State. His father Kevin recorded 130 receptions between 1997-2003 with Kansas City, Washington, Jacksonville and the New York Jets.

Jordan Lockett, Blue Valley
Father: Kevin Lockett
The junior wideout is the twin brother of Jacob and has eight touchdowns this season for the Tigers. His father Kevin set numerous records at Kansas State, some of which were eventually broken by his older brother Tyler Lockett, who is in his 11th NFL season.

Logan Lokey, Guyer (Denton, Texas)
Father: Derek Lokey
Logan is a sophomore with offers from Texas State, Toledo and UTSA. The defensive lineman has a sack and three forced fumbles this year. Derek played three games with the Chiefs from 2008-09.

Lawson Looker, Puyallup (Wash.)
Father: Dane Looker
Lawson is a senior with 12 receiving touchdowns for the undefeated Vikings, a squad in our expanded top 100. Dane caught 112 passes with the Rams between 2002-08.

Tayden Lorenzen, Highlands (Fort Thomas, Ky.)
Father: Jared Lorenzen
Tayden is a junior leading the 10-2 Bluebirds with 18 rushing touchdowns. The 6-2, 255-pound bulldozer has an offer from Miami (Ohio) with 35 total touchdowns over the past two years. Jared won Super Bowl XLII with the New York Giants as a backup quarterback to Eli Manning.



Kane Mankins, Bishop Feehan
Father: Logan Mankins
Kane plays on both sides of the line for the 8-1 Shamrocks. The senior has 71 tackles this season and is committed to Ole Miss. Logan was a seven-time Pro Bowler with the Patriots and Buccaneers from 2005-15. The 2005 first round pick out of Fresno State started 161 games in his career at left guard.

Brayley Manning, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Father: Ricky Manning

Baron Marinovich, Costa Mesa (Calif.)
Father: Todd Marinovich
Baron has two catches for a stacked Mustangs receiving room as a sophomore. Todd was a first-round pick by the Raiders and started a playoff game that season. The quarterback played for two seasons with the Raiders, throwing for 1,345 yards and eight touchdowns. While his career wasn't lengthy, he had some success, including a 395-yard passing performance against a Bill Belichick Browns squad in 1992.

Curtis McAllister, Metairie Park Country Day (Metairie, La.)
Father: Deuce McAllister
A 6-4 wideout, Curtis has started to insert his dominance as a sophomore. On Oct. 11 he caught eight passes for 181 yards and two touchdowns. Curtis is also a basketball star who scored 17 points for the Cajuns in the 2025 state championship victory. Deuce was a two-time Pro Bowler with the Saints from 2001-09 who rushed for 6,096 yards and 49 touchdowns. He also picked up a ring with New Orleans in Super Bowl XLIV.

Darreus McFadden, Briarcrest Christian (Eads, Tenn.)
Father: Darren McFadden
The senior rushed for 240 yards and two touchdowns in a 34-31 loss on Oct. 10 to Brentwood Academy, a team ranked in our expanded top 100. Two weeks later he topped that performance with 243 rushing yards and four scores. Darren rushed for 5,421 yards with 28 touchdowns in a 10-year career with the Raiders and Cowboys. The fourth overall pick of the 2008 NFL Draft had 18 100-yard rushing games.

Diesel McFadden, Taft (Chicago, Ill.)
Father: Darren McFadden
Diesel is a three-star senior linebacker who has spent four years on varsity and committed to Illinois State. Darren put Arkansas on the map in college. He finished second in the Heisman Trophy on a 2006 Razorbacks squad ranked in the top five for the first time since 1985. He finished second in the Heisman again in 2007 before being drafted to the NFL.



Lawson McGraw, Blue Valley West (Stilwell, Kan.)
Father: Jon McGraw

Karson McKenzie, Cherry Creek (Greenwood Village, Colo.)
Father: Kevin McKenzie
Karson is a three-star junior on a team ranked in our expanded top 100. He has two interceptions this season with offers from Portland State and Toledo. Kevin played with the 1999 Dolphins and caught two passes.

Rocky McKinnon, Hoover (Ala.)
Father: Ronald McKinnon
The junior linebacker has seven tackles this season for a team ranked in our expanded top 100. Ronald had over 1,000 tackles in his career with the Cardinals and Saints that spanned from 1996-2005.

Donovan McNabb Jr., Brophy College Prep
Father: Donovan McNabb
Donovan Jr. is a three-star junior wide receiver on the No. 6 team in Arizona with over 20 offers. His father went to six Pro Bowls with Philadelphia and passed for 37,226 yards in his career. He also started 16 playoff games for the Eagles, including five NFC Championships and Super Bowl XXXIX.

Justin Merriman, DePaul Catholic (Wayne, N.J.)
Father: Shawne Merriman
Justin is a freshman quarterback in the Spartans system with offers from Maryland and Syracuse among others. His father Shawne terrorized quarterbacks in San Diego and had 39.5 sacks in his first three seasons from 2005-07 while making the Pro Bowl each year. Injuries hit him hard in 2008 and he appeared in just 33 games over the next five years.

Chase Miller, St. Anne's-Belfield (Charlottesville, Va.)
Father: Heath Miller
Chase is a sophomore making an impact at wide receiver and defensive back. Offensively, he has 17 receptions for 304 yards and three touchdowns. On defense he has 30 tackles and an interception. His father Heath is the head coach and a two-time Super Bowl champion. The two-time Pro Bowler had 592 career receptions for 6,569 yards and 45 touchdowns.



Jake Miller, St. Anne's-Belfield
Father: Heath Miller
Jake has appeared in four games as a freshman for the 9-2 Saints. Heath won the John Mackey Award at Virginia, given to the most outstanding tight end in college football. In three years as a Cavalier he caught 20 touchdowns.

Josiah Molden, West Linn (Ore.)
Father: Alex Molden
Josiah is a four-star junior who dominates on both sides of the ball for the top team in Oregon. He currently holds 19 offers including Oregon, Ohio State and Notre Dame. Alex was drafted 11th overall in the 1996 NFL Draft and intercepted 12 passes in his eight-year career. Four of those interceptions were against Drew Bledsoe, Ryan Leaf, Jeff George and Matt Hasselbeck.

Cooper Moorman, Bolles
Father: Brian Moorman

Noah Moss, St. Michael Catholic (Fairhope, Ala.)
Father: Jarvis Moss
Noah is a three-star senior committed to South Alabama. Over the past two years he has rushed for over 3,700 yards while reaching the end zone 59 times under head coach Philip Rivers. His father won a national championship at Florida and was a first round pick of the Broncos in 2007. In five seasons with Denver and Oakland he recorded six sacks in 53 games.

Savion Moss, Sunset (Miami, Fla.)
Father: Santana Moss
Sam Ngata, Olympus (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Father: Haloti Ngata
Sam is a three-star junior linebacker with six offers including BYU and Utah. Haloti played at 340 pounds and is one of the most intimidating defensive tackles in NFL history. Across 13 seasons, the 2006 first round pick had 32.5 sacks and reached five Pro Bowls. He picked up a ring with the Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII.



Junior Norwood, Buford (Ga.)
Dad: Jerious Norwood
Junior is a sophomore wide receiver seeing the field for a team ranked in the national top 10. His father was a five-star running back in high school and a third round pick in the 2006 NFL Draft. He played with the Falcons and Rams between 2006-11, rushing for 2,056 yards and seven touchdowns.

Colton Nussmeier, Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas)
Father: Doug Nussmeier
Colton is the No. 5 rated quarterback in the Class of 2027 with 20 offers including Alabama, Georgia and LSU. He has 12 touchdowns and one interception this year. Doug was a fourth round pick in 1994 by the Saints and played five NFL seasons, throwing for 155 yards and one touchdown in his career. He has been a coach since 2001 and is currently the Saints offensive coordinator.

Darius Nwagbuo, La Jolla Country Day
Father: Ogemdi Nwagbuo
Darius has 64 tackles and six interceptions as a senior for the Torreys. He can also catch passes and will play college football at Central Missouri. Ogembi played 36 games at defensive tackle between 2009-12 with the Chargers, Panthers and Lions.

Kyle Oglesby, Chamblee
Father: Evan Oglesby
Kyle patrols the defense with 42 tackles, two sacks and two interceptions as a senior. Evan had 38 tackles with the Ravens, Cowboys and Dolphins between 2005-10.

Brian Orakpo Jr., Lake Travis
Father: Brian Orakpo Sr.
Brian Jr. is a sophomore in the Lake Travis program who was named Scout Team MVP in the Cavaliers win over Austin. Brian Sr. was an All-American at Texas before playing 10 NFL seasons with Washington and Tennessee. The four-time Pro Bowler had 66 sacks in 132 career games.

Fletch Palmer, Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.)
Father: Carson Palmer
Fletch is waiting his turn at quarterback for the No. 7 team in the nation. On the freshman team in 2024 he threw 40 touchdowns. This year he has completed five of his seven passes for 74 yards. Carson won a Heisman Trophy at USC and played in the NFL for 15 years where he threw for 46,247 yards from 2003-17. The three-time Pro Bowler is 7-3 in his first season as head coach of his alma mater.



Landen Parry, Del Oro (Loomis, Calif.)
Father: Josh Parry
Landen is a junior that plays all over the field. At tight end he has 425 receiving yards and three touchdowns. Defensively he has two interceptions and a sack for the Golden Eagles. Josh is his head coach and played in 37 NFL games with the Eagles and Seahawks from 2004-06. In the Eagles Super Bowl XXXIX 24-21 loss, Josh caught a pass from Donovan McNabb.

Donald Penn III, Calabasas (Calif.)
Father: Donald Penn II
Donald III is a junior 6-3, 250-pound offensive tackle with offers from Sacramento State and UNLV. His father started 189 games on the offensive line for Tampa Bay, Oakland and Washington from 2006-19, reaching three Pro Bowls.

Gage Pennington, Sayre (Lexington, Ky.)
Father: Chad Pennington
Gage is the starting quarterback for the 9-3 Spartans. The junior is also a fearless runner, willing to take hits to get extra yards. Chad was a first round pick in the 2000 NFL Draft by the Jets and played 11 seasons in New York and Miami. In 2008 the quarterback was second in MVP voting after leading the Dolphins to the playoffs.

Christian Peter Jr., Red Bank Catholic (Red Bank, N.J.)
Father: Christian Peter Sr.
Christian Jr. paves the way for a strong run game on the offensive line for the No. 12 team in New Jersey. His father won two national championships at Nebraska and was a fifth round pick in the 1996 NFL Draft by the Patriots. He played with the Giants, Colts and Bears from 1997-2002 and had 149 tackles with 3.5 sacks. He had two tackles in the Giants' 34-7 loss to the Ravens in Super Bowl XXXV.

Jaylen Pile, Parish Episcopal (Dallas, Texas)
Father: Willie Pile
Jaylen is a three-star wide receiver headed to Michigan. The senior has 32 receiving touchdowns in the past two seasons. Willie played with the Chiefs and Cowboys from 2004-05 at defensive back and recorded 67 career tackles.

Ephraim Polamalu, St. Augustine (San Diego, Calif.)
Father: Troy Polamalu
Ephraim has 23 tackles as a freshman on varsity for the Saints. Troy is a Pro Football Hall of Fame safety who won two Super Bowls with Pittsburgh. The 2003 first round pick was an eight-time Pro Bowl selection and winner of the 2010 Defensive Player of the Year.
Father: Troy Polamalu
The junior dominates on both sides of ball, leading the Saints in rushing yards, tackles, interceptions and blocked field goals. He holds offers from USC, Arizona and New Mexico. Troy was a 2010 NFL All-Decade selection. Over 12 years with the Steelers, he had 32 career interceptions and played in 15 playoff games.



Nick Pollack, North Oconee (Bogart, Ga.)
Father: David Pollack
The junior is a tenacious linebacker and he loves to block as a tight end. David is an assistant at North Oconee and a former first round pick of the Bengals in 2005. He suffered a career-ending injury at the beginning of his second season and had 4.5 sacks in his career.

Camdin Portis, Myers Park (Charlotte, N.C.)
Father: Clinton Portis
Camdin is a four-star cornerback committed to Miami. The senior has three interceptions and two sacks for the No. 9 team in the state. Clinton rushed for 9,923 yards and 75 touchdowns between 2002-10 with Denver and Washington.

Chaz Portis, Myers Park
Father: Clinton Portis
Chaz is a senior who will play college football for head coach DeSean Jackson at Delaware State. The wide receiver is second on the Mustangs in receiving yards. Clinton is the running backs coach at Delaware State and won a national championship at Miami. The Broncos' 2002 second round pick won NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year that season and reached two Pro Bowls in his career.

Anderson Ragone, Mill Creek (Hoschton, Ga.)
Father: Dave Ragone
Anderson is a sophomore quarterback for a 7-4 Hawks squad. On the season, he has 747 passing yards and five touchdowns. Dave was a third round pick by the Texans in 2003 and appeared in two games at quarterback where he threw for 135 yards. He is now the Rams' quarterbacks coach.

Khalid Rainer, Trinity Episcopal (Richmond, Va.)
Father: Wali Rainer
Khalid is a three-star junior cornerback with over 20 offers including Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. Wali was a fourth round pick in 1999 and had 527 tackles with four sacks in his seven-year career. In 2000 the linebacker got an interception against Akili Smith Sr.

Dayton Raiola, Buford
Father: Dominic Raiola
The three-star senior quarterback has the Wolves ranked No. 8 in the country. Committed to Nebraska, Dayton has passed for 24 touchdowns against four interceptions this season. Dominic was a second round pick in 2001 by the Lions and played in 219 games at center until he retired in 2014.



Edward Reed, Chamblee
Father: Ed Reed
Edward has four receiving touchdowns and an interception as a senior. His father is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and won Super Bowl XLVII with the Ravens. Ed intercepted 64 interceptions, went to nine Pro Bowls and was the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2004.

Jayden Revis, Moon Area (Moon Township, Pa.)
Father: Darrelle Revis
Jayden has five touchdown receptions and can defend long passes for the 9-4 Tigers as a senior. Darrelle is a Pro Football Hall of Famer with 29 career interceptions. The seven-time Pro Bowler played for 11 years and won Super Bowl XLIX with the Patriots.

Gunner Rivers, St. Michael Catholic
Father: Philip Rivers
Gunner is the No. 6 quarterback in the Class of 2027 with big-name offers that include Auburn, Miami and NC State. He has eclipsed 100 passing touchdowns and could hit 10,000 yards this season as the undefeated Cardinals make a playoff run. Philip was drafted fourth overall in 2004 and played in eight Pro Bowls. In 17 seasons, Philip passed for 63,440 yards, good for No. 7 all-time.

Reis Russell, Valor Christian
Father: Matt Russell
Reis is a junior three-star offensive lineman for one of the best teams in Colorado. Matt played in 14 games and had 19 tackles for the Lions in 1997.

Toa Satele, Mililani (Hawaii)
Father: Samson Satele
The four-star linebacker is a leader on defense for the No. 4 team in the state. The No. 3 linebacker in his class holds nearly 30 offers, including Alabama, Ohio State and Oregon. Samson started 114 games between 2007-14 with the Dolphins, Raiders and Colts.

Trison Satele, Mililani
Father: Samson Satele
Trison is a four-star sophomore defensive lineman. The younger brother of Toa has multiple sacks this season. Samson played on an 11-win Hawaii team in 2006 with Colt Brennan, before being drafted in the second round of the 2007 NFL Draft.



Jack Schobel, Columbus (Texas)
Father: Matt Schobel
Jack is a junior workhorse for the 9-2 Cardinals. The quarterback is a strong runner who will do whatever it takes to score the football. Matt is his head coach and a seven-year NFL veteran at tight end who caught 12 career touchdowns.

George Selvie III, Sumner (Riverview, Fla.)
Father: George Selvie
George III is a five-star sophomore offensive lineman with 16 offers that include Florida State, Ohio State and Florida. His father is his head coach and a six-year NFL veteran. He had 14 career sacks, including seven in 2013 with the Dallas Cowboys. He had 29 career sacks at South Florida and in 2007, helped the Bulls reach a ranking of No. 2 during his tenure.

Daylen Sharper, Brophy College Prep
Father: Darren Sharper
Daylen is a three-star wide receiver committed to Stanford. In a 41-38 loss to Higley on Oct. 17, the senior caught 13 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns.

Trysten Shaw, Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, Texas)
Father: Terrance Shaw
Trysten is a three-star junior committed to UCLA. He has two receiving touchdowns and an interception in six games with the Wolves this year. Terrance was a second round pick by the Chargers in 1995 and played 10 seasons in the NFL. He won Super Bowl XXXVI with the Patriots and had two pass deflections in that game. Two of his 11 career interceptions were against Warren Moon and Drew Brees.

Zion Siler, The First Academy (Orlando, Fla.)
Father: Brandon Siler
Zion is a freshman wide receiver on a Sunshine State team that plays a national schedule. Brandon was a national champion linebacker at Florida who played five seasons in the NFL with the Chargers and Chiefs.

Phillip Simms, Iona Prep (New Rochelle, N.Y.)
Father: Chris Simms
Phillip is a 6-1 freshman at quarterback. His father Chris threw for 3,117 yards from 2004-09 with Denver and Tampa Bay.



Brody Smith, Maryville (Tenn.)
Father: Lee Smith
Brody is a three-star senior offensive lineman who committed to NC State over 16 other offers. Lee played 149 career games at tight end with the Bills, Raiders and Falcons from 2011-21.

DeAndre Smith, Linden (Calif.)
Father: Steve Smith
DeAndre is a senior with 20 receiving touchdowns the past two seasons on a playoff squad. Steve was a defensive back who played four games with the Jaguars in 2002. He was the Fiesta Bowl Defensive Player of the Game in his final game at Oregon.

Kevin Smith Jr., Oxford (Miss.)
Father: Kevin Smith Sr.
The sophomore is a big play receiver for fellow sophomore Knox Kiffin. Kevin Jr. averages over 20 yards per catch and holds offers that include Miami and Ole Miss. Kevin Sr. is the running backs coach at Ole Miss and played five years in the NFL. In 54 career games with the Lions, he rushed for 2,346 yards and 17 touchdowns.

Wyatt Smith, St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: Justin Smith
Wyatt has seven sacks and 84 tackles for the No. 12 team in the nation. The junior holds double-digit offers including Kentucky and Nebraska. Justin was drafted fourth overall in 2001 and played 14 years in the NFL. He had 87 career sacks and was named to five Pro Bowls.

Caleb Smoot, Osbourn (Manassas, Va.)
Father: Fred Smoot
Caleb is a sophomore with 15 receiving touchdowns and 838 yards this season. He has a handful of offers, including one from Maryland. Fred played nine years in the NFL with Washington and Minnesota. He finished with 21 career interceptions against quarterbacks that include Steve McNair, Brett Favre and Peyton Manning.

Walker Snee, Bergen Catholic (Oradell, N.J.)
Father: Chris Snee
Walker is a backup quarterback and has 225 rushing yards with three touchdowns. The freshman has five offers including Ole Miss and Syracuse. Chris started 141 games and reached four Pro Bowls for the Giants from 2004-13. The guard started and won two Super Bowls.



Caiden Snow, Westfield (Ind.)
Father: Justin Snow
Caiden is a freshman tight end with 37 catches for 419 yards and four touchdowns on the No. 2 team in the state. He holds offers from Purdue and Eastern Michigan. Justin was a long snapper from 2000-12 and won Super Bowl XLI with the Colts.

Kael Snyder, Perry (Gilbert, Ariz.)
Father: Adam Snyder
Kael is a three-star junior committed to Boise State. The quarterback has 2,207 passing yards and 21 touchdowns this season. Adam played on the offensive line with the 49ers, Cardinals and Giants from 2005-14 after being selected in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft out of Oregon.

Jack Sorgi, Tri-West Hendricks (Lizton, Ind.)
Father: Jim Sorgi
Jack is a four-star junior quarterback who lights up the statsheet for the 7-4 Bruins. The Louisville pledge has 2,911 yards and 31 touchdowns this season. Jim was a backup quarter for the Colts from 2004-09 who won Super Bowl XLI.

Righteous Spencer, Fulshear (Texas)
Father: Charles Spencer
Righteous is a 6-3, 320-pound offensive lineman with offers that include New Mexico and San Diego State. The junior helps lead an offense that averages over five touchdowns and 400 yards per game. Charles played guard for two games with the 2006 Houston Texans.

Shawn Springs II, Bullis (Potomac, Md.)
Father: Shawn Springs
The senior has two interceptions this season and an offer from Alabama State. He also averages 5.1 yards per carry at running back. His father was drafted third overall in 1997 out of Ohio State and had 33 interceptions in his 13-year career. In 1998 and 99 with the Seahawks, Shawn intercepted 12 passes.

West Stansbury, Coronado (El Paso, Texas)
Father: Ed Stansbury
West is a sophomore quarterback with offers from UCLA and UTEP. Ed played for the Texans in 2002, taking the field in the first game in franchise history.



Wynter Smith, Brandeis (San Antonio, Texas)
Father: Will Smith
Wynter is a junior quarterback for the 8-3 Broncos with an offer from UTEP. Will was a national champion at Ohio State who became a first round pick of the Saints in 2004. He had 67.5 career sacks, a Pro Bowl nod and a Super Bowl XLIV championship ring.

Ian Thomas, Tomball (Texas)
Father: Rodney Thomas
Ian has topped 1,300 rushing yards as a sophomore with 19 touchdowns for the 9-2 Cougars. He holds offers from Houston and Texas Tech. Rodney played six seasons with the Oilers/Titans and Falcons from 1995-2001 and had over 2,500 total yards rushing and receiving. He appeared in Super Bowl XXXIV with the Titans.
Father: Lawrence Timmons
Jay is a four-star senior committed to Ohio State as a defensive back. He has 42 tackles, four interceptions and three forced fumbles on defense. On offense he is leading the Rams in receiving yards and he has caught 10 touchdowns. Lawrence was drafted 15th overall in the 2007 NFL Draft by the Steelers, where he played until 2016. In his 11-year career, the 2014 Pro Bowler had 33.5 sacks, over 1,000 tackles and won Super Bowl XLIII.

Daylen Tomlinson, Oakridge (Arlington, Texas)
Father: LaDainian Tomlinson
Daylen is a freshman who is a backup quarterback and linebacker for the 10-0 Owls. LaDainian is a coach on the team and a Pro Football Hall of Famer. LT rushed for 13,683 yards and 145 touchdowns from 2001-11 with the Chargers and Jets. In 2006 he won MVP after going for 1,815 yards and 28 rushing scores.

Brayden Tuiasosopo, Northville (Mich.)
Father: Marques Tuiasosopo
Brayden is a backup quarterback who also plays defense as a junior. Marques is an assistant coach with the Lions who played eight years in the NFL. From 2001-08 with the Raiders he threw for 554 yards as a backup quarterback.

Bryce Tuiasosopo, Northville
Father: Marques Tuiasosopo
Bryce is a 6-4 tight end and defensive end as a freshman. Marques was the Rose Bowl MVP in 2001 after leading Washington to a 34-24 win over Drew Brees and Purdue. Four months later he was drafted in the second round by the Raiders.


Father: DeAngelo Tyson
Brayden is a four-star junior who averages 8.1 yards per carry in Georgia's highest classification. As a sophomore he topped 2,000 yards. The 6-1, 215-pounder has 38 offers including Florida, Florida State and Georgia. DeAngelo played four years in the NFL with the Ravens from 2012-15. He had four tackles as a rookie in Super Bowl XLVII, which Baltimore won.

T.J. Umenyiora, Blessed Trinity
Father: Osi Umenyiora
T.J. is a three-star senior committed to Michigan State with 21 tackles and a sack this season. Osi won two Super Bowls with the New York Giants and recorded 85 sacks in his 11-year NFL career.

DeMarcus Van Dyke Jr., Carrollwood Day
Father: DeMarcus Van Dyke Sr.
DeMarcus Jr. is a freshman corner with three interceptions on an undefeated team. He has offers that include Colorado, Miami and Ole Miss. His father played 25 games with the Raiders and Steelers between 2011-13.

Bastian Vanden Bosch, Brophy College Prep
Father: Kyle Vanden Bosch
Bastian is a three-star senior linebacker with 108 tackles and 14.5 sacks in his career. Kyle was a three-time Pro Bowler with 58 careers sacks in his career that spanned from 2001-12.
Father: Kyle Vanden Bosch
Case is a three-star senior quarterback headed to Air Force. This season he has 2,258 passing yards and 22 touchdowns for the No. 6 team in Arizona. Kyle won a national championship with Nebraska before becoming a second-round pick of Arizona in 2001. He also played for the Titans and Lions in his career.

Amari Vickerson, Cypress Ranch (Houston, Texas)
Father: Kevin Vickerson
Amari is a three-star junior defensive lineman with 38 offers including Alabama, Ohio State and Texas. Kevin played the same position and had 166 tackles with 6.5 sacks between 2007-14 with the Titans, Broncos and Chiefs.



Tae Walden Jr., Collierville (Tenn.)
Father: Erik Walden
Demarcus Ware Jr., Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Texas)
Father: DeMarcus Ware Sr.
DeMarcus Jr. is a contributor for the No. 11 team in the nation as a freshman where he has an interception this season. His father is a Pro Football Hall of Famer with 138.5 career sacks from 2005-16. He contributed two sacks to the Broncos 24-10 victory in Super Bowl 50.

Chauncey Washington II, Orange Lutheran (Orange, Calif.)
Father: Chauncey Washington
The sophomore has 66 tackles and two interceptions against some of the best teams in the country. The 6-3 safety has offers from Nebraska and Hawaii. His father played in 11 games with the Jaguars, Cowboys and Rams between 2008-11.

Gaige Weddle, Rancho Bernardo (San Diego, Calif.)
Father: Eric Weddle
The five-star sophomore never comes off the field for the Broncos. At quarterback he has 2,224 yards passing with 19 touchdowns. He has also run for 679 yards and 10 scores. On defense Gaige has 101 tackles and two interceptions. Eric is his head coach and had 1,179 career tackles with 29 interceptions during his 14-year career. The six-time Pro Bowler won Super Bowl LVI with the Rams.

Christian Wells, Westerville North (Westerville, Ohio)
Father: Beanie Wells
Christian is a defensive back with offers from Ohio and Bowling Green. The sophomore has 37 tackles, five pass deflections and a forced fumble. Beanie was a first-round pick by Arizona in 2009 and played in the NFL until 2012. In four years he rushed for 2,471 yards and scored 24 total touchdowns.



C.J. Wells, Westerville North
Father: Beanie Wells
C.J. is a freshman already making game-changing plays at running back, wide receiver and returner. He wears No. 28 like his father and holds offers from Ohio and Bowling Green. His father was a sensation at Ohio State, going for 3,382 yards and 30 touchdowns in three seasons at running back. In the 2008 BCS National Championship game he carried the rock 20 times for 146 yards and a score.

Kai Wheaton, Allen (Texas)
Father: Kenny Wheaton
Kai is a three-star defensive back for a team in our expanded top 100. The senior has one interception this year and is committed to Oregon State. Kenny played three seasons with the Cowboys from 1997-99.

Mason Wilhelm, St. Edward (Lakewood, Ohio)
Father: Matt Wilhelm
Mason is a three-star senior offensive lineman committed to Ohio State. He paves the way for an offense that averages 232 rushing yards per game. Matt won a national championship at Ohio State and Super Bowl XLV with the Packers. In eight NFL seasons with the Chargers, 49ers and Packers, the linebacker had 243 tackles and six interceptions.

Rush Williams, Jordan (Fulshear, Texas)
Father: Reggie Williams
Rush is a wideout on varsity as a freshman. The 6-2 playmaker holds several offers including Oregon and Texas Tech. Reggie was drafted No. 9 overall in the 2004 NFL Draft by the Jaguars and had 189 receptions in five NFL seasons.

Tramon Williams Jr., Fort Bend Christian Academy
Father: Tramon Williams Sr.
Tramon Jr. has five touchdown receptions and an interception as a freshman for the Eagles. Also a star in the return game, he holds offers that include Missouri and Houston. Pro Bowler Tramon Sr. had 34 career interceptions between 2006-20 with Green Bay, Cleveland, Arizona and Baltimore. He won Super Bowl XLV with Green Bay and had three interceptions during that playoff run.

Royal Williamson, Gray Collegiate Academy
Father: Troy Williamson

Royce Williamson, Gray Collegiate Academy
Father: Troy Williamson
Royce is a junior playmaker on both sides of the ball with eight interceptions and seven receiving touchdowns for a top 25 team in South Carolina. His father recorded 1,754 receiving yards during his three-year college career at South Carolina without a quarterback that reached the NFL. The Vikings traded Randy Moss to the Raiders for the No. 7 pick in the 2005 NFL Draft and Minnesota selected Troy with the selection.



Cooper Witten, Liberty Christian
Father: Jason Witten
Cooper is a five-star rated as the No. 1 linebacker in the Class of 2027. Offensively, Cooper has 12 touchdown receptions. On defense, he has 87 tackles, two sacks and an interception. Jason is his head coach and a former NFL tight end. From 2003-20 Jason reached 11 Pro Bowls and recorded 13,046 receiving yards.

Charles Woodson Jr., Lake Nona (Orlando, Fla.)
Father: Charles Woodson Sr.
Charles Jr. is a four-star safety with an interception and forced fumble this year. The junior has 11 offers, including Florida State and Michigan. His father is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame after recording 65 interceptions in his career. The Heisman Trophy winner reached nine Pro Bowls and won Super Bowl XLV during his career that spanned from 1998-2015.

Esaiah Wong, Kailua (Hawaii)
Father: Joe Wong
Esaiah leads the way up front for the No. 8 team in Hawaii. The senior is committed to Cal and is coached by his father. Joe played two games with the Dolphins in 1999.

Sho Wright, St. Thomas Aquinas
Father: Lawrence Wright
Sho is a freshman on a MaxPreps Top 25 squad with offers from Auburn and South Florida. Lawrence was a captain at Florida when the Gators won the national championship. In 18 games with the Bengals between 1997-99, he had 25 tackles.

Jordan Young, Kinkaid (Houston, Texas)
Father: Vince Young
Jordan is a sophomore playmaker that can catch passes and return kicks. In September he returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown. Vince led Texas to a national championship win over USC in one of the greatest college football games of all time. He was drafted third overall in 2006 and won Rookie of the Year while taking the Titans to the postseason. In six seasons he reached two Pro Bowls and threw for 8,964 yards with 46 touchdowns.

Brody Zolak, King Philip Regional (Wrentham, Mass.)
Father: Scott Zolak
Brody is a 6-5 junior quarterback leading the No. 4 team in Massachusetts. Scott was a backup in New England and Miami from 1991-99, passing for 1,314 yards with eight touchdowns.