3 High School Football Standouts With Fantasy Football Futures
As a die hard fantasy football player for over 20 years, something crazy dawned on me a few weeks ago. If you have played fantasy football as long as me, some of the guys you draft in this years rookie draft were not even born when you had your very first draft. This made me think, how cool would it be to be in high school right now dreaming about being on someones fantasy football team some day.
The 5 guys I have listed below are in the exact category. In the next 5 years these guys may be the next Leonard Fournette, Corey Davis or Deshaun Watson.
Zamir White – RB @zeus1_34
Zamir is arguably the best back in the country, coming out of the 2018 high school class. Although he has not officially made any commitment, rumor has it University of Georgia could be high on his list. Regardless of where he lands, that school will be getting a stud football player. Some of the schools that have been trying to recruit Zamir include Georgia, Alabama, Clemson and Ohio State. Can’t wait to see this kid on Sundays in five years.
Derion Kendrick – WR @_rayshawnnn_
Derion is currently the top high school wide receiver in the country, coming out of the 2018 class. Kendrick has made a hard commitment to play for Clemson in 2018. Great news for Clemson fans. Some of the other schools that have been trying to recruit DK include Penn State, Alabama, Florida and Notre Dame. Excited for Derion, who will undoubtedly be making NFL highlights in a few years. He will be high on my fantasy board in 2022.
Trevor Lawrence – QB @Trevorlawrencee
Dabo Swinney strikes again. Trevor Lawrence, and his awesome hair, is the top high school quarterback in the country. Like Derion Kendrick, Trevor has committed to play for Clemson in 2018. I can’t wait to see what this duo can do on Saturday afternoons for the Tigers. Some of the 25 schools that made offers to Trevor include Michigan, Georgia, Florida State and Miami. Congratulations Trevor. We’ll see you at the NFL draft in a few short years.
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