A dozen who will dazzle: A look at some top high school football stars on offense
<p>Two years ago, Nazareth’s Logan Malachuk broke the IHSA record for career passing yards. Last year, Lincoln-Way East’s Jonas Williams (who started his career at Bolingbrook) broke Malachuk’s mark.</p><p>While they’re both playing college ball, we’re still in a golden age for quarterbacks in the area.</p><p>Here’s a list, in alphabetical order, of 12 offensive players to watch in the 2026 season, including some elite quarterbacks.</p><h3><b>Israel Abrams, Montini</b></h3><p>The 6-4, 187-pound senior is the No.
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<p>Two years ago, Nazareth’s Logan Malachuk broke the IHSA record for career passing yards. Last year, Lincoln-Way East’s Jonas Williams (who started his career at Bolingbrook) broke Malachuk’s mark.</p><p>While they’re both playing college ball, we’re still in a golden age for quarterbacks in the area.</p><p>Here’s a list, in alphabetical order, of 12 offensive players to watch in the 2026 season, including some elite quarterbacks.</p><h3><b>Israel Abrams, Montini</b></h3><p>The 6-4, 187-pound senior is the No. 2 player in Illinois, the No. 3 quarterback in the nation and the No.
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- <p>Two years ago, Nazareth’s Logan Malachuk broke the IHSA record for career passing yards. Last year, Lincoln-Way East’s Jonas Williams (who started his career at Bolingbrook) broke Malachuk’s mark.</p><p>While they’re both playing college ball, we’re still in a golden age for quarterbacks in the area.</p><p>Here’s a list, in alphabetical order, of 12 offensive players to watch in the 2026 season, including some elite quarterbacks.</p><h3><b>Israel Abrams, Montini</b></h3><p>The 6-4, 187-pound senior is the No.
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A dozen who will dazzle: A look at some top high school football stars on offense
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