The Westlake Lions are off to a roaring 3-0 start, and their offense has been putting up nearly 50 points per game. A major key to that success is the play up front, anchored by junior left tackle PJ Mitchell. At 6’2″, 295 lbs., with a massive 79-inch wingspan, Mitchell is quickly becoming a foundational
Holy Innocents’ junior Ryan Woods is looking to make a difference this season. The 6’1″, 200-lb. passer had a solid sophomore campaign where he showed flashes, especially making plays with his legs, but a year later, Woods is becoming a refined passer who can splinter a defense into pieces. “I would describe my junior year
Peachtree Ridge’s Braxton Palmer was a breakout player during his sophomore season. The positive momentum didn’t stop either; throughout the offseason, Palmer earned offers from FBS programs from programs across the country. “The schools I’m hearing from at the moment are Minnesota, Duke, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Liberty, App State, Florida State, Georgia Southern, UNC
Kicking off this season’s Offensive Lineman of the Week is Northside Warner Robins’ junior blocker, Jeremiah Rozier. The explosive 6’3″ 275 lbs. blocker was bullying around Eagle’s Landing defenders in a 42-6 Week 1 blowout win. “I feel like I set the tone from the jump. I played physical, stayed consistent, and really dominated my
As a sophomore, Chandler Dyson has stepped into the starting role at Warner Robins, and although he took some early lumps, the talented passer is playing his best football. In Week 11, the athletic 6’3″ 228 lbs. QB helped his team to a huge 48-44 win over Ware County, giving his team the #2 spot
Woodland-Cartersville’s Solomon James has been prolific this season rushing for 852 yards and totaling 1130 all-purpose yards with 14 total touchdowns. He has made the top 10 plays of the week three times this season (joining Ladd McConkey for the record), the most recent coming in Week 10 against SE Whitfield. James took a
Even before Rett Thomas had played a varsity snap, we heard about the 2028 wide receiver’s potential. He was a standout track athlete in middle school, posting high jump numbers that were more akin to high school upperclassmen, so whether his athleticism would translate quickly was never a question. Just last week, Thomas showed again
Heading into the season, Lincoln County sophomore Aiden Jones was a prospect to watch. The sophomore had a great offseason, the Lincoln County staff was excited about him, and it really looked like this was going to be a breakout year. So far, Jones has 11 tackles, 1 sack, and 3 touchdowns on offense. In
featured image credit – Grice Connect Portal sophomore Gideon Fulcher is an impressive athlete, standing 6’3″ and 190 lbs., experiencing the competitive weeks of the GHSA football season during his young career. The 2028 dual-threat passer has connected on 33 passes for 555 yards and 7 touchdowns while also tallying 107 rushing yards and two
Woodland-Cartersville sophomore running back Solomon James has been terrific to start the 2025 season. The stout running back is majestic with the football in his hands, rushing for 550 yards and 5 touchdowns on the season so far. Last week against Cass, James had a 70-yard touchdown run that earned a spot on the top
Sophomore QB Traviian Miller has taken hold of the starting QB job this season for #2 Clinch County, and he doesn’t look to be letting go for the remainder of his career. The 6’2″ passer has thrown for 511 passing yards, 5 touchdowns, and 260 rushes with another 6 scores on the ground. Miller’s hallmark
Commerce’s Braden Jolley came to Commerce High School with accolades that will catch your attention. A ‘Born 2 Compete’ All-American while also playing on the FBU GFL team in 2023, Jolley is the type of OL that you expect to fit into a program seamlessly. He’s done exactly that, and after one season at Jefferson,
Sandy Creek’s Andrew Hollen has been playing strong-physical football to start the season. The 6’3.5″ 265 lbs. blocker is an aggressive lineman who gets out of his stance and looks to maul his opponent. During Week 2, Hollen was steamrolling the McIntosh defensive line with big pancakes, so much so that he was named to
Ware County started out the gates strong this season with a 55-7 beatdown of Appling County. The emerging standout player was Tayshaun Franklin, who was just voted the Player of the Week, and is off to a great season. “My senior year has gotten off to an amazing start. In my scrimmage game, I rushed
October is an apropos month for Carver-Columbus freshman, Kingston ‘Boogeyman’ Brown. The aptly nicknamed defensive lineman shows scary upside on the field and will be a terror for opposing linemen for the next few years of Georgia high school football. At 6’1″ and 250 lbs., Brown has already made an impact on the varsity, scooping
