All American Showcase Top Performers

The All American Showcase once again proved why it’s one of the premier stages for top football talent. With elite athletes from around the country in attendance, a number of standouts put on a show.

From dominant trench play to explosive receivers and versatile two-way stars, these prospects didn’t just hold their own, they thrived against elite competition.

QB

MVP - 2026 QB Robert Green III (CA)

Predominant pocket passer, comes from a spread run-pass option scheme in high school. Demonstrates good foot quickness and body quickness in the pocket, showing a natural ability to extend plays with his feet in or outside the pocket.

MVP - 2027 QB Landen Holley (FL)

Displays good arm strength as a passer, showing the ability to make every throw on the field. Flashes accuracy at every level possessing an ability to throw his receivers open and play with anticipation.

2027 QB Wyatt Frey (NE)

Has a poise to his passing game in the pocket but also excels with his ability to improvise and extend plays with his feet. More of a passer, but you have to respect his feet as a runner.

2029 QB Trevor Scott (CA)

Adept pocket passer that displays rhythmic timing and great touch on passes outside the numbers. Scott has the intellectual capacity to handle checks at the line of scrimmage and in-play processing skills in a pro-style offense.

2027 QB Jackson Becker (KS)

Alters arm angles and delivers with accuracy. Vertical arm strength, intermediate velocity, and touch to all fields speak to great arm talent.

2026 QB Lane Clement (TN)

Fluid mover in general, including arm motion and lower-body mechanics. Range of motion in movement patterns fosters excellent off-platform passing ability and general playmaking acumen.

2027 QB Jaydyn Irving (CA)

Does a nice job of reading coverages and does well throwing into windows against zone coverages. Anticipates well and gets rid of the ball quickly. Throws with good touch down the field.

2027 QB Karsen Sellers (LA)

He has an easy delivery and the ball jumps out of his hand. He’s elusive in the pocket, runs well and is very capable of picking up chunks of yards on zone reads or escaping pressure and taking off.

2027 QB Brycen Wells (TX)

Can throw receivers open and gives his playmakers a chance to go get the ball. Physical traits are good, but it is his intangible traits that are elite as well as his accuracy and understanding of the game.

OL

MVP - 2026 OL Khalil Sanogo (TX)

Well-rounded player with solid technique, length and body control. Relishes finishing blocks and smart player. Sinks hips and flexibility shines with ability to bend lower body and twist torso.

2026 OL Gio Correa (MA)

Plays aggressively and remains engaged on blocks. Tough for defenders to disengage. Sinks hips and uncoils well when engaging defender.

2027 OL Beau Georges (LA)

In the run game, Georges shows speed in getting in front of runner when pulling. Can locate the defender and make block in space. Gets low, engages and continues to pump his legs to drive player back.

2026 OT Francisco Adams (TX)

Hand placement is consistently inside defender and is tough to disengage. In pass pro, Adam’s is ahead of most high school players. Pops up quickly and sits in base well. Shows kick step and is measured and assertive with initial punch

2026 OL Delhart Courtney (FL)

Displays good knee bend and hip flexibility in and out of stance. Shows the ability to explode in the run and pass set. Possesses quiet feet. Plays with outstanding balance and body control.

2027 OL Ethan Guillory (TX)

Can anchor in pass protection and move defenders off the line of scrimmage in the run game. Appears to have good play strength. Can play in space and at the second level while displaying excellent pull and trap ability.

2026 OL Drelynd Riggle (TX)

Longer legs, on the other hand, allow him to eat up a ton of space as he moves left or right, depending on the blocking scheme. Understands how to establish a firm base and set up for hand-to-hand combat, but must get better at engaging pass rushers on his own time frame instead of simply catching.

2026 OL Preston Liberal (WA)

A trench bully of sorts that can win with his hands and a rather strong punch. Does a nice job of finding leverage and playing through the whistle for a youngster. Longer arms (reports a seven-foot wingspan) allow him to swallow up would-be tacklers and open up holes for the run game.

2026 OL Rodolfo Garcia (TX)

Good body control and quickness along with solid flexibility in knees and ankles. Light on his feet and able to change direction for a big man.

2026 OL Austin Blatter (CO)

Good power and punch to get initial movement on the defender to create push in the run game. Does a nice job of engaging his opponent and staying on the block as well as keeping his balance.

DB

MVP- 2027 DB Tyler Bush (TX)

Is rather quick to read and diagnose. Ultra competitive in the air and understands how to put himself in position to make a play at the catch point. Plays with confidence and savvy shutting down the opposition.

2028 DB Jason Louis (NJ)

His speed shows up on the football field and he’s a dangerous player in all three phases of the game. He’s very quick breaking on the football and obviously has the top end speed to open up and run with anyone down the field.

2026 DB Cardel Staples (NY)

Good ball skills. Dexterous, skilled athlete. Flashes some close-quarters pop as a defender. Instinctive player who

2028 DB Desmond White (TX)

Closes quickly in defending the quick game. Instinctive and versatile with the ability to play multiple spots within the secondary. Doesn't shy away from contact and looks to be a willing tackler.

2027 DB Kohen Alexander (TX)

Tracks well from off coverage. Constantly in read mode looking to pounce. Has been asked to press at the line of scrimmage in the past and is capable of redirecting wideouts with his hands.

2027 DB Tavon Bolden (TX)

Has a pure cover corner skill set with the ability to flip his hip and change direction quickly. Shows high-level ball skills as he locates and tracks the ball downfield. The #HTX DB has been gaining quite a bit of #buzz earning offers from #ASU, #Houston, #KState, #IowaSt & others.

2028 DB Jordan Hasker (TX)

Has shown the ability to not only flip his hips, but also jump routes. Will make a hit. Must get bigger and continue to develop as a defender, but one of the more intriguing defensive back prospects.

DL

MVP - 2026 DE Dominic Toulon (TX)

Highly disruptive player with good traits to play multiple positions and alignments. Uses explosive first step to shoot through gaps and wreck havoc in the backfield.

2027 DT Bryce Jackson (TX)

Always looking to get home and finish. Can drop his hips and bull-rush with good quickness, but might be at his best when he’s working off the outside shoulder of a blocker.

2026 DL Malachi Gibson (NY)

Always looking to get home and finish. Can drop his hips and bull-rush with good quickness, but might be at his best when he’s working off the outside shoulder of a blocker.

2027 DL Keith Richmond (AL)

Has the versatility to line up with a hand down, in a stand up role on the edge or as an off-the-ball linebacker. Extremely patient and instinctive player.

2026 DE Jacob Lopez-Veasey (TX)

Trusts his athleticism. Runs well in space and will strike and accelerate through contact. Comfortable and aware in pass drops.

2027 DL Tristan Davis (FL)

Plays with great timing as a second level pass rusher. Nimble and intuitive in tight areas. Has the want-to and athleticism to fight through blocks to turn the corner as a pass rusher.

2026 DL Tanielu Maafala-Barbasa (NV)

A natural pass rusher with high end physical upside. Long arms, great first step and the closing speed to run down plays from behind.

2025 DL Wyatt McKenzie (TX)

Plays in a two-point/three-point stance and has one of the best dip and bend moves in this class. Extremely tough to block because of his ability to get lower and change direction back toward the quarterback.

2026 EDGE Sidney Catlett (DC)

Motor runs high and manifests in physical style of play regardless of alignment. Strong in the phone booth and effective against the run because of it.

2026 DT D’Juan Morrison (KS)

Natural athleticism flashes in playmaking ability at the point of attack. Bends well for a player of his size and displays eyebrow-raising pursuit ability.

LB

MVP - 2026 LB Reuben Bilbrew (MS)

Has natural soft hands with the ability to track and make plays on the football in coverage. Makes one-handed catches and plays downfield regularly.

MVP - 2027 LB Collin Shedwill (IL)

Shows natural body control. More smooth than sudden. Plays fast but under control. Is not a violent tackler.

2026 LB Trysten Mangold (WA)

Motor matches athleticism. Makes plays via athletic traits and effort. Chase-down ability from back side and broad pursuit range. Long levers keep him in plays vs. the run. Good tackler who arrives with conviction.

2027 LB Kannon Floyd (TX)

Ability to close gaps is impressive. So is his seek-and-destroy mentality as a tackler as he will strike ball carriers with authority and then roll his hips through contact.

2026 LB Cale McPeek (OK)

Hyper-aware. Competent in space and capable of dropping into zone. Should be able to match up in man at times. Excellent snap anticipation as a rusher with linear closing speed to match.

2027 LB Jaisen Patel (TX)

Flat-out football player. Varied on-field experience on both sides as a ball carrier, three-point and off-ball defender, and over the slot.

2027 LB Austin Collins (IL)

Shows clear linear acceleration and top-end gear, especially for size. Athletic enough as a runner to bounce to the boundary and beat pursuit angles.

2027 LB Emarion Bell (OH)

Screams downhill when locked on a target. Because he's gotten snaps with a hand on the ground, has experience playing above his weight. Shows encouraging anticipation and breaking ability in coverage with plus ball skills for a linebacker projection.

2026 LB Gabriel Heredia (FL)

Plays mad and hits with purpose. Can provide the big hit. Good feel for the game and playing

2027 LB Tristian Gaviria (TX)

Smart, makes proper reads and fills as a backer and size and strength make him a sure tackler. Can still get generally more explosive as a hitter and athlete.

RB

MVP - 2026 RB Patrick Spann (TX)

Longer-striding runner who shows good initial burst and downhill juice. Flashes dangerous cutback ability. Will stack cuts on the same run. Always looking for as many extra yards as possible.

MVP 2026 RB Cooper Wolocko (TX)

Impressively strings moves together at the second level considering longer, high-cut build. Simultaneously fluid and violent as a runner. Displays good core strength and contact balance to extend runs.

2027 RB Corbin Odell (LA)

Plays stronger than listed size suggests. Runs with good pad level and consistently finishes runs. Finds nooks and crannies in traffic to gain extra yards. Strong enough to run through arm tackles.

2027 RB Julian Shepherd (TX)

Vision is a plus. Quick feet in the hole to make the first man miss. Dangerous stretch option as a one-cut back with big-play top-end speed.

2027 RB Brooks Allen (TX)

Plays with impressive contact balance and run-finishing ability. Displays functional run strength beyond listed size.

2027 RB Marquis Murry (TX)

Slippery strong and has repeatedly shown ability to break multiple tackles and maximize runs. Good size and ability to take on a multitude of hits getting strong as the game goes on.

2027 RB CamRon Fields (KS)

Shows impressive initial burst. Accelerates naturally with urgency. At his best as a linear slasher or in one-cut situations.

2027 RB Isaiah Hansen (IA)

Can more consistently finish runs but generally runs hard and with conviction. Generally runs with good pad level and leverage

2027 RB Myles Stewart (TX)

Well-proportioned frame with narrow build and strong lower half. Elite top-end speed and quick reflexes.

2026 RB Edgar Varela (TX)

Quick-footed and explosive laterally. Twitchy when redirecting and bursts out of cuts, whether from the backfield or running routes.

2027 RB Joel Kwon (PA)

Explodes through running lanes and separates in open space. Lethal beyond the second level and touchdown threat from anywhere on the field.

WR

MVP - 2028 WR Mike Brown (TX)

Savvy route runner that does a nice job of sinking his hips and exploding in and out of his breaks. Tracks the football well over his shoulder and isn’t afraid to get the jersey dirty in order to move the chains.

2027 LB La’Damian Defreeze (TX)

Fires out of his stance with a purpose and can create separation with his quick feet, sharp cuts and head fakes. Sure-handed and likes to attack the football by snagging it out of the air.

2026 WR Jayden Johnson (TX)

Great ball-tracking ability. Adjusts to the ball in the air as well as just about any receiver in his class. Displays outstanding body control and mid-air adjustment skill.

2027 WR Jadarrion Francis (TX)

Smooth route runner. Gets off line and into routes well. Gets out of breaks and accelerates to gain separation.

2027 WR Blake Gunter (TX)

Knows how to use size to shield defensive back. High-points ball well and excels on 50-50 balls. Shows ability to pierce defense and make big play after catch.

2028 WR Ricky Wilson Jr (DC)

Demonstrates some elusiveness after the catch but is at best when securing catch and getting up field. Consistently gets behind defense despite facing very little press coverage.

2026 WR Daylin Taylor (MI)

Good body control in his routes and when the ball is in the air. Football IQ combines with functional athleticism to provide great feel for tempo as a route runner.

2027 WR Isaac Parra (NJ)

Excels in the short area with terrific lateral twitch and explosion, which fosters separation, whether at the line of scrimmage or the top of the route. For the same reasons is dangerous as a run-after-catch threat.

2026 WR Timmy Timmerman (TX)

Great height and elite frame with long arms and a large catch radius. Varied snaps flexed out, attached, and as an H-back. Owns the body to stay personnel-flexible for the long run. Generally catches the ball away from his body and shows above-average plucking ability.

2026 WR Brandon Dixon (TX)

Smoothly accelerates and decelerates with unique combination of fluidity and twitch. Shows advanced nuance in route subtleties and after-the-catch creativity.

2027 WR Joshua Hays (TX)

Ball production on defense reflects ball skills enhanced by extensive offensive snaps. Layered on-field context provides a good athletic foundation along with some encouraging testing numbers.