Author: Jordan Johnson

Oregon’s 2013 line class will be something the likes we have never seen before. We have 10 legit D1 prospects at some level with half of them already receiving offers. They average 6-5 280 across the board, and will be a major reason that you will see plenty of scouts in the stands during the 2012 season. Without the big boys up front nothing works so this tells me we…

One of the top two way threats in the State of Oregon will be focused on his recruitment over the next few months and looking to find the right university to play at. Mason Finnerty (6-0 185 RB/CB) was a first team all league athlete on both sides of the ball in a very tough Three Rivers Conference. He rushed for 1450 yards and 16 Tds and was a lock…

#15 Tanner Sanders 6-5 195 QB/WR/S Crescent Valley The Top 65 Sophomore list is something that will change a great deal before all is said and done. A lot will play out over the spring and summer so expect to see a great deal movement over the next few months. Once again all rankings are based on who projects from the highest level on down, its not just about statistics….

One of Oregon’s most high profile kids, Zach Walen (6-3 195 Sr OLB/TE ) , of state champion Lake Oswego received his fifth offer just after Christmas and he is looking forward to going on some official visits. Walen was offered by one of the countries hottest teams in North Dakota and now holds scholarship offers from Portland St, Eastern Washington, San Diego, and Dartmouth. Walen has NFL genes and…

Peyton Pelluer 6-1 235 Jr LB Skyline 1) Skyline (Sammamish) QB Max Browne (6’5, 210) – Widely regarded as one of the top junior signal-callers in the country. Has multiple BCS offers already. In two years as the starter for the Spartans, Browne has completed nearly 68% of his passes for over 6,500 yards with 75 touchdowns and only 20 interception while leading his team to two-straight state championship games…

Two of the top players in Oregon that have yet to receive an offer are from the Southern part of the state, and eager to play college football. Jack Singler (6-3 170 Sr QB) and Matt Retzlaff (5-11 195 Sr WR/S) put up ridiculous numbers over the 2011 season and dominated most opponents. The Panthers finished the year (9-2) being ranked #3 in the state for the better part of…

Its been an incredible four months at NEI and we are looking forward to a very busy off season. We wanted to reach out and say thank you to everyone for the overwhelming support that has been given. Through the Barton Football Academy we have been able to give a platform to student athletes within the Pacific Northwest free of charge at Northwest Elite Index. We don’t believe in passwords…

Fresh off a 2011 class 4A state title and Taggart Krueger (6-2 185 Sr WR) of Skyline is looking to find the right fit at the next level. He was the leading receiver on a state championship squad that featured the nation’s #1 Junior quarterback in Max Browne (4034 yards, 45 Tds/7 Ints). Krueger hauled in 1003 yards and 9 receiving Tds earning 1st team All Kingco honors on a…