Flag Football Report (FFR)

Class of 2028: Top 15 Flag Football Players in the Nation

By Taylor Brooks

The Class of 2028 is stacked with talent — a new generation of flag football stars ready to dominate nationwide. These young athletes have already proven they can impact games on both sides of the ball, and this list ranks the best of the best by skill, production, and upside.

🔥 National Top 15 Flag Football Players — Class of 2028 🔥

1. Dante “Jetstream” McKinney — WR/QB (TX)
   Phenomenal speed and pinpoint accuracy. 28 touchdowns in 10 games.
2. Elias “The Blanket” Ford — CB (CA)
   Shutdown corner known for lockdown coverage and ball hawking.
3. Jaxon Velez — QB (FL)
   Dynamic dual-threat with an elite football IQ.
4. Tre “Toe Tap” Mayfield — WR (GA)
   Big-play threat excelling at sideline catches and contested balls.
5. Bryce Donnelly — S (NC)
   Aggressive and intelligent safety with multiple interceptions.
6. Zane “Zoom” Holloway — RB (AL)
   Explosive cuts and breakaway speed make him tough to bring down.
7. Kentrell “Strap God” Vaughn — CB (NJ)
   Physical corner dominating press coverage.
8. Noah Juarez — WR/DB (CA)
   Versatile two-way star with relentless intensity.
9. Marcus “Laser” Westbrook — QB (LA)
   Quick release and sharp decision-maker.
10. KJ Brim — LB (NC)
    Small but fierce, relentless in flag pulls.
11. Rest “Titan” Uwabun — S / TE (MD)
    Height: 6’2” (Class of 2028)
    Rankings: #7 Safety in the Nation | #15 Tight End
    Nickname: “Titan”
    Rest Uwabun is a hybrid force impacting every play. At 6’2”, Titan blends the instincts of a lockdown safety with the size and hands of a tight end nightmare. Defenses fear his presence on deep balls, where he tracks and contests with unmatched precision.
    On offense, he creates mismatches by overpowering defensive backs and outrunning linebackers. Rest’s relentless competitive drive and “Mamba mentality” make him one of the most exciting young flag football players in the nation.

“Rest can change the momentum of a game with one catch or one interception,” says a top national scout. “He’s the kind of player coaches build their defense and offense around.”

12. Troy “Sticky” Jenkins — DB (AZ)
    Known for sticky hands and ball skills in coverage.
13. Isaiah Palmer — QB (TX)
    Sharp, efficient, and clutch.
14. Chaz Rivers — WR (FL)
    Soft hands and smooth route runner.
15. Malik Stone — Edge Rusher (GA)
    Pressure specialist with relentless flag pulls.

The Class of 2028 is loaded with talent, and as these players continue to develop, expect Rest “Titan” Uwabun to rise even higher on the national radar. The future of flag football is bright — and Titan is leading the charge.