Troup’s Garrison Edwards is playing out a dream senior season. The undefeated program totaled four wins, a consensus top 10 team among every media outlet, including #8 on here, and the main ingredient has been the senior passer, Garrison Edwards. He earned Player of the Week on the site after his impressive Saturday showing against
Carrollton’s MaTeo Wells has been impressive blocking during the first part of the season. We have followed the SR for a long time, and each year, Wells adds a little more to his game that gives him an edge. Just last week, the Carrollton starter had perhaps his best game ever blocking. Going up against
Kennesaw Mountain SR Dylan Green has been off to an exceptional start to his SR year. The Class 5A standout has 487 receiving yards, which ranks him 12th in the state, 7 touchdowns, and he is averaging a whopping 30 yards per catch on the year. Another explosive touchdown occurred last week against New Manchester,
Central Gwinnett’s Kyle Fritz is an under-the-radar senior who has the versatility to be a productive player at the next level. As a junior, Fritz’s versatility earned him All-Region honors, where he played long snapper, defensive end, and tight end. On the season, the 6’3″ 230 lbs. athlete has totaled 10 tackles, 4 for a
ICYMI: North Hall completes a Hail Mary to beat East Hall 51-49 and remain undefeated. Alex Schlieman to Ty Kemp for the game winner. @FridayGameNight @Deep_Fried_Dave @nthfootball @TeamFYNSports @hartjj22 @RecruitGeorgia @coachpender1025 pic.twitter.com/I5ImQmeI7u — Fired Football Coaches of Georgia (@FiredFBCoaches) September 6, 2025 No game during Week 4 captured the attention and magic of GHSA football
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
Lovejoy owns one of the biggest wins from Week 4 with a 35-31 score over 6A’s East Coweta. Making the game-winning touchdown run was SR QB Ryan Henson, who has been off to a great start to the season thus far with 380 passing yards, 3 touchdowns, and 283 rushing yards, and another 4 touchdowns.
So far this season, Dunwoody’s Chase Casey has impressed. The junior defensive back has 1 interception and 5 pass breakups on defense, while also creating a few explosive plays with the football in his hands, including a wild kickoff return last week against Lumpkin County. The ladder mentioned kick off return was truly remarkable, and
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,
Warner Robins beat Northside-WR 22-13 in Week 3, and part in parcel to their success was the powerful blocking from interior lineman, Chase Plank. The 6’1.5″ 285 lbs. center was crushing whoever was lined up in front of him, and had several huge blocks that earned him a spot on the Bully Squad for Week
Among the top performers of Week 3 was Mill Creek SR running back Jayde Beasley. The 2026 athlete has exploded onto the scene as a new starter for Mill Creek and taken to the role quickly with 492 rushing yards, 101 receiving, and 5 touchdowns. Chief among his achievements was last week’s win 45-29 against
One of the top tacklers in the country right now is Christian Heritage’s Cooper Middleton. The savvy defender is currently 14th in the nation with 39 total tackles and has done more than just stuff the stat sheet, making big plays that make a difference. Just last week, Middleton blocked a punt that advanced about
One of North Georgia’s biggest sleeper athletes is Lafayette’s Porter Sentell. The 2026 athlete plays across the field and is one of the fastest players in his area with a 100m time of 10.68 and a 200m at 21.86. That’s blazing fast and creates an explosive pop that few athletes in the state truly showcase.
Damien ‘Bam’ Henderson has been among the most reliable route runners in the state of Georgia over the last few seasons. The senior has exceptional focus, and his attention to detail allows for a player at 5’10” to have outsized production. Just last week, Bam Henderson was creating another highlight reel. Creekside stormed past DeSoto,
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
Week 2’s Player of the Week goes to Newnan JR Brodie Campbell. After throwing for 518 yards and 4 touchdowns in a remarkable 60-56 win over rival East Coweta, the 2027 passer easily walked away with our weekly player of the week vote. Campbell confidently orchestrated a 24-point comeback and made the game-winning touchdown
Elbert County’s DK Winn is off to an impressive start to his senior year. With an average of 165 yards per game, and 3 total touchdowns, Winn has been impacting the game with highlight reel plays where his great athleticism is on display. Last spring’s Class A DI Triple Jump Champion shows that kind
Landmark Christian’s Jo’Van Freeney is Preseason All-State WR for the Private division in the state. The deceptive SR receiver is among the best at breaking down the defender in 1v1 situations, and that was demonstrated exceptionally well last week in a 28-21 victory over Christian Heritage. Freeney caught a short intermediate pass off the right
Flowery Branch SR Griffin Harper has been a productive All-Region and All-State Honorable Mention caliber player for the last few seasons. In fact, we covered the 2026 back exactly one year ago, where he was named Player of the Week after a dominating performance against Habersham Central in Week 2. Déjà vu in 2025, Harper
Hiram’s Julian Fishburne has been a cornerstone offensive lineman over the last few seasons, and through one game, he looks to have taken a jump. Fishburne totaled 10 pancakes in the program’s 30-8 win over Paulding County, several being so devastating that he earned recognition as our top OL the week, aka the Bully Squad.
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
Stephenson trounced Mays 24-0 to start the season, and junior running back Jayden Johnson had himself a game. The explosive 5’10” 190 lbs. back had 258 yards on just 20 carries and scored all three of his team’s touchdowns. Throughout the game, Johnson demonstrated his excellent power, balance, and top-end speed, breaking off big runs.
Mitchell County senior Marcus Vicks is off to a great start, helping his team to a 28-14 victory over Lanier County and serving a critical role in the process. Vicks did it all on the field, catching 3 passes for 112 yards along with 10 carries for an additional 133 yards and one more
Cayden Newson co/26 Miller Grove HS RB #22 pic.twitter.com/Yyp7gALJsP — Cayden Newson (@DoCayden) August 17, 2025 Senior running back Cayden Newson might be under the radar for now, but at 6′ and 200 lbs., he has the big-play ability desired by D1 programs. In Week 1 against Druid Hills, Newson rushed for 150 yards, averaging
Milton High School hosted one of the MVP Camps last weekend, where some of the best talent across the state assembled and competed. Greenbrier’s Cole Trupp was among the participants looking to be recognized, and when the 6’2″ 225 lbs. linebacker sprinted up to 20.2 MPH, he certainly achieved well-deserved attention. Trupp ranked third among
