Brock Norris | 2027 | EDGE / TE | Spring Hill HS (TX) | 6'3" 215 lbs | 3.8 GPA

If you're looking for a long-framed, violent-motor EDGE in the 2027 class, Brock Norris jumps off the screen. At 6’3”, 215 lbs, Norris has the physical presence to dominate at the point of attack — but what really separates him is the relentless energy and consistent backfield disruption.

His sophomore season speaks volumes: 60 total tackles, 7 TFLs, 5 sacks, and a forced fumble, all while flashing TE versatility on the offensive side. Brock is explosive off the snap, dips well under the punch, and uses violent hands to shed or set the edge. He's not just a flash player — he finishes plays, collapses pockets, and plays through the whistle.

A 3.8 GPA student who embodies toughness and grit, Brock shows all the signs of being an elite competitor and a future D1 defensive presence off the edge. Combine his production with a frame that’s only going to get more powerful, and you’ve got a recruit to move up your board now.

Derrick McCullar II | 2027 | WR / DB | Cy-Ranch HS (TX) | 5'11" 170 lbs | 3.6 GPA

Derrick McCullar II is a two-way athlete with track-certified explosiveness and high-level game translation. The 14x USATF & AAU Jr. Olympics Track All-American shows up on tape immediately — acceleration off the line, top-end speed to separate vertically, and elite short-area change of direction both offensively and defensively.

As a wide receiver, McCullar is clean in and out of breaks, maintains speed through the route stem, and shows the ability to win on both inside and outside releases. As a DB, he reads leverage well, plays balanced in his backpedal, and triggers with burst. You’re getting a true 3-phase player — weapon on special teams, matchup nightmare on offense, and coverage technician on defense.

His 5’11”, 170 lb frame is lean and athletic — with room to add mass without losing speed — and his 3.6 GPA and NCAA ID# 2310143563 keep him recruitable across all levels.

📍 Kayson Holland

📌 Marshall County HS (KY)

📲 @KaysonhollandFB

🏈 2026 | CB / RB / ATH

📏 5’10” • 160 lbs

🎓 3.2 GPA • 27 ACT • 4.54 40

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Kayson Holland is the definition of a multi‑phase playmaker — a high‑impact athlete who gives coaches options on both sides of the ball. With legitimate two‑way production, natural ball skills, and tested straight‑line speed (4.54 40), Holland blends football instincts with explosive athleticism.

At 5’10”, 160 lbs, Kayson plays bigger than his size. As a CB, he shows fluid hips, solid change‑of‑direction mechanics, and the competitive nature to stick with receivers in space. On offense, he transitions seamlessly to the backfield, where his burst, cushion‑creation and vision allow him to find creases and make defenders miss.

But what makes Holland unique is his versatility. Whether it’s a press‑man jam at the line or reading a zone on the back end, he shows football IQ above his years. His 27 ACT and consistent academic output show a player with discipline on and off the field.

📍 Jacob Snyderburn

🏫 Buckeye HS (OH)

📲 X: @SnyderburnJacob

🏈 2026 | OLB / WR

📏 6'2" | 210 lbs

🎓 3.9 GPA

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Jacob Snyderburn is a long, twitchy, sideline-to-sideline defender with real two-way upside. At 6’2”, 210 lbs, he’s a physical OLB who plays with natural instincts and control in space. He triggers downhill with authority, but can also flip and run — a rare mix for a high school backer.

What stands out on film is his length and versatility. Jacob reads keys quickly and closes with controlled aggression. Whether he’s setting the edge, wrapping up in open space, or dropping into coverage, he brings college-ready athletic traits and technical maturity. On offense, he flashes reliable hands and vertical range at WR, showing he’s more than just a defender.

Pair his film with a 3.9 GPA and a polished frame, and Jacob fits the mold of a D1-level hybrid linebacker who can thrive in multiple schemes.