Recruiting Recap 9/9

Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks for stopping by. If you are new here, this feature covers offers/commitments from 9/4 through the weekend, 3 trending topics, and our sleeper of the day.

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Sleeper of the Day

Mark Howard
2025 Woodland-Stockbridge
Running Back

Howard has been an emerging 2025 running back who has accumulated some big stats in the early season. The senior is over 500 yards on the season so far and among the leading rushers in the state of Georgia. Howard has good body composition at 5’11” and 197 lbs. He has a reported 36″ vertical jump and the type of frame where he can continue to add a good bit of weight, especially when you consider his weight-lifting numbers. He’s a tough runner between the tackles who does a great job of driving his feet through contact. Howard has excellent vision at the LOS and can jump-cut across blockers to find a seam that would be hard to find for most running backs. It’s a unique quality to his rushing and something that he consistently demonstrates on film. A RB like Howard gives defenses a different look. His good balance and forward lean not only produce a lot of broken tackles, but he routinely finds himself falling forward for additional yardage. Howard has some potential as a receiver too. He will flash out to the flat from a chip block and create some positive plays where he proficiently utilizes his blocks. He doesn’t have true breakaway speed, but we feel like his weightlifting is just scratching at the surface, and Howard could very well be 215-220 in college. Given his excellent leg drive, running instincts, and toughness, he is a really quality back in this recruiting class who is under the radar. No doubt D1 RB.




Commitments

Ja’Von Broussard
2025 Wheeler
Cornell

Broussard has a great frame at 6’2″ and ran a reported 10.9 100m during last offseason. His length and physicality at the CB position are unique and should provide versatility to be a safety at the next level given how he continues to fill out his 6’2″ frame. Great commitment for Cornell, Broussard has the frame and speed to be a big-time steal for the Big Red.

Christian Winston
2025 Kennesaw Mt.
Army

The athlete edge out of Kennesaw Mountain is tough to handle. He is aggressive with his hands getting off blocks and has a quick first step. At 6’3″ and 220 lbs., Winston should push towards 240-250 at the college level. His motor creates some great tackle attempts where Winston just covers the whole width of the field to make a tackle on a receiver. You cannot teach that kind of motor, and it’s a perfect fit for Army. 




Offers

Tim Griffin
2025 Alcovy
Alabama

Khamari Brooks
2026 North Oconee
Alabama

London Goggans
2027 Grayson
Auburn

Ryan Bayor
2025 Sekinger
Bluffton

Landon Koel
2025 Allatoona
Berry

Steele Ingram
2026 North Cobb
Coastal Carolina

Jaiden Braker
2025 South Gwinnett
Alabama

Shamar Jenkins
2025 Bulloch Acd.
North Alabama

Paul Thompson
2025 Benedictine
Concord

Kamron Neal
2025 Campbell
Georgia State

Chase Richardson
2026 Brunswick
Georgia State

Carmelo Byrd
2025 Gainesville
North Alabama

Jakeyveon Parker
2027 Macon Co.
Alabama

Aven Kelley
2025 JUCO
UL-Monroe

Isaac Turner
2025 Tucker
Georgia Southern

Charles Nance
2027 Dooly Co.
UT-Chattanooga

Zamarcus Lindley
2026 Douglas Co.
SEMO

Carson Callihan
2025 Fannin Co.
Berry

Xavier Parker
2025 Cartersville
UT-Chattanooga

Michael Anderson
2025 South Gwinnett
Faulkner

Braxton Ryan
2025 Adairsville
Culver-Stockton

Cole Jones
2025 Deerfield-Windsor
Culver-Stockton

Brian Allen
2025 East Paulding
Dartmouth

Brodie Suggs
2025 Irwin Co.
Berry

Mason Bryant
2025 Paulding Co.
Culver-Stockton

Andrew Belcher
2025 Valdwood
Berry

JT Way
2025 Pope
Bluffton

Malachi Miller
2025 Mill Creek
Bluffton

Kameron Cody
2026 Benedictine
Memphis

Khilan Reed
2025 South Gwinnett
Bluffton

Christopher Aucy Jacobs
2025 Banks Co.
Berry

Michael Duncan
2025 Commerce
Ohio Dominican

Christian Ingram
2025 Newton
Vanderbilt & Georgia

Jaylon Williams
2025 Grayson
UT-Chattanooga

Marquavious Hood
2025 Decatur
UT-Martin

Bryan McClendon
2025 Athens Acd.
Concord

CJ Gamble
2026 Carrollton
Liberty

Terrence Spencer
2025 Milton
Faulkner

Maurice Mathis
2026 Houston Co.
Western Kentucky

Roland Grimmett
2025 Westlake
Faulkner

Jalen Williams
2026 Kell
Auburn

Jayden Howard
2025 Jonesboro
Charleston

Harrison East
2025 Cass
Faulkner

Censere Wright
2025 Newton
Fort Valley State


Three ‘n Out

SR DL Timothy ‘TJ’ Griffin out of Alcovy took a visit to Alabama over the weekend and came back with his first P4 offer. During last offseason, we highlighted the huge 6’5″ 260 lbs. defensive lineman as a prospect to watch, and has started the year strong. Griffin’s immense upside should continue to attract college attention along with the dedication of the Alcovy coaching staff. In fact, he already has a visit to Florida planned for next weekend.

Zayden Cook is another sleeper prospect we covered last offseason and he is off to an insane start to the season. Cook has rushed for 849 yards and 11 touchdowns through 3 games. With impressive track times throughout the spring, we thought Cook would be burning defenses, but his staggering 14.1 yards per carry solidifies the senior as one of the fastest backs in Georgia. Cook had 338 yards on 17 carries against Mt. Zion-Carrollton on Friday, breaking the single-game rushing record at Chattooga.

How about this? Lanier SR running back Tojuan Peyton Jr. just broke the school bench press record with a 340 max rep. Now that’s moving some weight! The dynamic 5’9″ 200 lbs. runner is committed to Memphis and has made some electric runs so far, even earning a spot in the top 10 plays of the week during Week 1.




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