Jayshon Limar

Limar is fully healthy and it shows. After missing almost every snap of his sophomore season, and much of the offseason, he started working himself into playing shape in May with a couple of camps in June, not pushing himself too much but enough to be ready for the fall. Having to take over the shoes filled by his brother, the 2022 state player of the year, Jayden Limar, now at Oregon, there was plenty of pressure on the younger one. But he's leaned into it. He looks quick and decisive in hitting the holes and showed good vision in finding those holes then using power to churn out extra yards. While he'll never have the top end speed his brother has, he runs with more power and more importantly, he runs with confidence and little hesitation or worry.