St. Edward Football 2025

Updated offer lists from the 2026 class:

Mason Wilhelm: Baylor, Vanderbilt, Miami (OH), Toledo, Kent St., UMass, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina
Brayden Thomas: Iowa St., Miami (OH), Toledo, Buffalo, BG, EMU, Kent
Brandon White: Marshall, Ohio, BG, UMass, Kent St., Coastal Carolina, Akron, EMU
Zach Hackleman: Toledo, Kent St., Buffalo, BG, UMass, Charlotte
Makhi Boone: BG, Robert Morris
 
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EaglePride01 said:
Updated offer lists from the 2026 class:

Mason Wilhelm: Baylor, Vanderbilt, Miami (OH), Toledo, Kent St., UMass, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina
Brayden Thomas: Iowa St., Miami (OH), Toledo, Buffalo, BG, EMU, Kent
Brandon White: Marshall, Ohio, BG, UMass, Kent St., Coastal Carolina, Akron, EMU
Zach Hackleman: Toledo, Kent St., Buffalo, BG, UMass, Charlotte
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Saffold doesn’t have any offers?
 
EaglePride01 said:
Updated offer lists from the 2026 class:

Mason Wilhelm: Baylor, Vanderbilt, Miami (OH), Toledo, Kent St., UMass, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina
Brayden Thomas: Iowa St., Miami (OH), Toledo, Buffalo, BG, EMU, Kent
Brandon White: Marshall, Ohio, BG, UMass, Kent St., Coastal Carolina, Akron, EMU
Zach Hackleman: Toledo, Kent St., Buffalo, BG, UMass, Charlotte
Makhi Boone: BG, Robert Morris
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I hope UMass can find their footing in the FBS and the MAC because they seemingly love Eds kids. Costal Carolina does too and it's obvious Charlotte has taken notice.

I'm happy to see an Ohio U offer on there for Brandon White and would love it if he ends up there but I think another good year, hopefully without injury, will see some bigger schools in there quickly. I've always been puzzled at their lack of recruiting up here dating back to the Solich days. I always thought he would've loved Eds kids that played a tough brand of football, but were maybe a little too undersized to play at a bigger school.
 
eaglesfan216 said:
I hope UMass can find their footing in the FBS and the MAC because they seemingly love Eds kids. Costal Carolina does too and it's obvious Charlotte has taken notice.

I'm happy to see an Ohio U offer on there for Brandon White and would love it if he ends up there but I think another good year, hopefully without injury, will see some bigger schools in there quickly. I've always been puzzled at their lack of recruiting up here dating back to the Solich days. I always thought he would've loved Eds kids that played a tough brand of football, but were maybe a little too undersized to play at a bigger school.
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Last player I remember for us was Jake Preuhs , played LT for us in those yrs we lost to mentor.

Believe he moved to center at OU and started 2-3 yrs!
 
EaglePride01 said:
Updated offer lists from the 2026 class:

Mason Wilhelm: Baylor, Vanderbilt, Miami (OH), Toledo, Kent St., UMass, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina
Brayden Thomas: Iowa St., Miami (OH), Toledo, Buffalo, BG, EMU, Kent
Brandon White: Marshall, Ohio, BG, UMass, Kent St., Coastal Carolina, Akron, EMU
Zach Hackleman: Toledo, Kent St., Buffalo, BG, UMass, Charlotte
Makhi Boone: BG, Robert Morris
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Criminal Taylor has no offers- kid can play
 
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Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
Last night OSU wins the natty and today the mailman delivers great news. 🔥🔥🔥
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Have to assume he had friends to convince him to come play. Hope it doesn’t turn into the last player that left Ed’s for Glenville then found out he wouldn’t start and came back to Ed’s. Eds received a lot of hate from Omar 😂 after that fiasco.
 
eaglepride said:
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Have to assume he had friends to convince him to come play. Hope it doesn’t turn into the last player that left Ed’s for Glenville then found out he wouldn’t start and came back to Ed’s. Eds received a lot of hate from Omar 😂 after that fiasco.
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My son was a Fr and wasn’t driving yet so I was at every practice and 7v7 while Mason was there, his attitude and effort were poor. The last straw was at a local 7v7 when he ran a lazy route and dropped a pass and he wouldn’t accept coaching right after the rep. After the event Ginn, Sr. was talking to him and he wasn’t looking coach in the eye and basically walked away, I knew it was over atbthat moment. Maybe you’re right but him not starting had nothing to do with talent, he’s a really good player and had some nice plays at Akron as a true Freshman. From what I’ve heard about Saffold he’ll be just fine if he transfers. But you know as well as I do, we’re in the midst of rumor season.
 
Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
My son was a Fr and wasn’t driving yet so I was at every practice and 7v7 while Mason was there, his attitude and effort were poor. The last straw was at a local 7v7 when he ran a lazy route and dropped a pass and he wouldn’t accept coaching right after the rep. After the event Ginn, Sr. was talking to him and he wasn’t looking coach in the eye and basically walked away, I knew it was over at that moment. Maybe you’re right but him not starting had nothing to do with talent, he’s a really good player and had some nice plays at Akron as a true Freshman. From what I’ve heard about Saffold he’ll be just fine if he transfers. But you know as well as I do, we’re in the midst of rumor season.
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Good kid. Hard worker. Question will be if he'll meet any exceptions to play a full season after transfer. I imagine his father (a judge from a prominent Cleveland family) will be doing their due diligence and, perhaps, exerting a little pressure.
 
EaglePride01 said:
Good kid. Hard worker. Question will be if he'll meet any exceptions to play a full season after transfer. I imagine his father (a judge from a prominent Cleveland family) will be doing their due diligence and, perhaps, exerting a little pressure.
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I’ve heard both things about the kid and I’ve seen with my own eyes he’s fast. Kinda surprised he wasn’t featured more in the offense, Hackleman is a stud for sure but if I were an OC I’d try to incorporate both. But I’m not an OC so there’s that, lol.
 
Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
I’ve heard both things about the kid and I’ve seen with my own eyes he’s fast. Kinda surprised he wasn’t featured more in the offense, Hackleman is a stud for sure but if I were an OC I’d try to incorporate both. But I’m not an OC so there’s that, lol.
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I'm sure the perception (at least by the Saffold family) is that he wasn't being featured enough, but the reality is that there was a more superior receiver on the roster and a QB who had a tendency to get locked in on his #1. Once Hackleman went down Saffold was the dude and had a very productive post-season, nearly catching up to Zach in terms of catches and yards. The other reality is that the Lombardo offense is, and always will be, centered around the run game.
 
EaglePride01 said:
I'm sure the perception (at least by the Saffold family) is that he wasn't being featured enough, but the reality is that there was a more superior receiver on the roster and a QB who had a tendency to get locked in on his #1. Once Hackleman went down Saffold was the dude and had a very productive post-season, nearly catching up to Zach in terms of catches and yards. The other reality is that the Lombardo offense is, and always will be, centered around the run game.
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I don’t know they’re thinking but you make a good point. Not sure Hackleman is more superior, but he is taller and more productive (due to opportunities). Both are studs and will make an impact next season and at the next level. I’m a believer in needing several pass catchers combined with a solid run game. Like I said, it’s rumor season and who knows what will happen. Looking forward to seeing you guys week 4!
 
Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
I don’t know they’re thinking but you make a good point. Not sure Hackleman is more superior, but he is taller and more productive (due to opportunities). Both are studs and will make an impact next season and at the next level. I’m a believer in needing several pass catchers combined with a solid run game. Like I said, it’s rumor season and who knows what will happen. Looking forward to seeing you guys week 4!
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How do you keep several pass catchers and a productive running game in place? Sure, that sounds good when you type it, but the reality is that their is only one football to go around 3-6 playmakers. I’m sure you have heard this with basketball. Same analogy.

You also have to make the most from your opportunities or get passed up by other options. Can’t be a I want the ball type of player, if you can’t get YAC and make game changing plays. Should be interesting to see how this one plays out and by no means am I proposing this is the case. Just a common theme across all levels of play.
 
eaglepride said:
How do you keep several pass catchers and a productive running game in place? Sure, that sounds good when you type it, but the reality is that their is only one football to go around 3-6 playmakers. I’m sure you have heard this with basketball. Same analogy.

You also have to make the most from your opportunities or get passed up by other options. Can’t be a I want the ball type of player, if you can’t get YAC and make game changing plays. Should be interesting to see how this one plays out and by no means am I proposing this is the case. Just a common theme across all levels of play.
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Mentor is an example, Farley, Hodge, and Van Huss. Massillon is another example. But I get your overall point and I agree to an extent.
 
Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
My son was a Fr and wasn’t driving yet so I was at every practice and 7v7 while Mason was there, his attitude and effort were poor. The last straw was at a local 7v7 when he ran a lazy route and dropped a pass and he wouldn’t accept coaching right after the rep. After the event Ginn, Sr. was talking to him and he wasn’t looking coach in the eye and basically walked away, I knew it was over atbthat moment. Maybe you’re right but him not starting had nothing to do with talent, he’s a really good player and had some nice plays at Akron as a true Freshman. From what I’ve heard about Saffold he’ll be just fine if he transfers. But you know as well as I do, we’re in the midst of rumor season.
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Still not clear examples to me. You’re just naming high level passing teams with Mentor and Massillon. Still takes a lot more balls to spread out.

At some point, it comes down to making plays. If you’re open and not getting the ball, then it would show up on film and then it’s on the coaches to correct the play calling. I don’t think you are seeing it but I know you know every kid age 16 and under in Cleveland and are the resident HSFB guru here so I’ll bow out! 😎
 
eaglepride said:
Still not clear examples to me. You’re just naming high level passing teams with Mentor and Massillon. Still takes a lot more balls to spread out.

At some point, it comes down to making plays. If you’re open and not getting the ball, then it would show up on film and then it’s on the coaches to correct the play calling. I don’t think you are seeing it but I know you know every kid age 16 and under in Cleveland and are the resident HSFB guru here so I’ll bow out! 😎
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Both teams had a RB run for 1,200+ yards and two WRs that had 700+ receiving yards. So in addition to just “naming high level passing teams” I also provided proven data points but I’m sure that’s still not clear to you. And it always comes down to making plays. I know you’re a 🤡, as well as a knower of all things football, respectfully. Best of luck to your Eagles in 2025. Good day.
 
edsfootball10 said:
Remind us what mentor has ever won again?
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No need but this is a very cool way for you to remind us that Ed’s has 6 state titles, congrats and I hope you win another one in 2025. That said Mentor is a great example of an offense having multiple WRs that produce along with a productive RB. Why is that triggering to you and the other Ed’s guy? It’s a literal and statistical fact.
 
Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
No need but this is a very cool way for you to remind us that Ed’s has 6 state titles, congrats and I hope you win another one in 2025. That said Mentor is a great example of an offense having multiple WRs that produce along with a productive RB. Why is that triggering to you and the other Ed’s guy? It’s a literal and statistical fact.
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Sorry to be that guy but it’s 7 titles
Don’t be rude 🤡
 
Tarblooder_Rocketgrad said:
Both teams had a RB run for 1,200+ yards and two WRs that had 700+ receiving yards. So in addition to just “naming high level passing teams” I also provided proven data points but I’m sure that’s still not clear to you. And it always comes down to making plays. I know you’re a 🤡, as well as a knower of all things football, respectfully. Best of luck to your Eagles in 2025. Good day.
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And I’ll be the last to know football like others. I can’t call out plays and names but I enjoy chatting with fellow fans! Bourbon up my friend.
 
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