For uniformity, we will categorize a sleeper as a prospect with less than 3 FBS-level offers, less than 1 P5 offer, and rated less than three stars on all recruiting sites. 

2024

Name: Josh Anusiem | High School: Forney | Pos.: EDGE | HT: 6'2.5 | WT: 205 

81-inch wingspan—22.7 200-meter—made a significant jump on senior tape, playing confident and aggressive—quick downhill. 

Name: Ruben Tshilombo | High School: Byron Nelson | Pos.: EDGE | HT: 6'3 | WT: 230

Former running back turned defensive stalwart—added size as a senior—uses hands well to redirect OL and find the football—plays for one of the state's top defensive units. 

Name: Chase Bogle | High School: Lovejoy | Pos.: MLB | HT: 6'2 | WT: 220

Put in the work to transform into a legit FBS-level talent in the offseason—good weight room numbers—high football IQ—dependable tackler.

Name: Jake Wilson | High School: Montgomery | Pos.: TE | HT: 6'5 | WT: 220

Growth spurt helped power an impressive showing so far in 2023—physical blocker—wide receiver skill set—good upside—Ivy League academics.

2025

Name: Elliott Schaper | High School: Austin Westlake | Pos.: MLB | HT: 6'3 | WT: 210

Instinctive—high football IQ—started as a sophomore on a stacked team—shows better range and quickness on junior tape—has one FBS offer (Texas State).  

Name: Javar Thomas | High School: Aldine Nimitz | Pos.: OLB | HT: 6'3 | WT: 195

Quick to the football—athletic—rangy—suddenness in play—great frame—plays with high effort.

2026

Name: Corbin Glasco | High School: Denton Guyer | Pos.: SLOT | HT: 5'8 | WT: 165

Posted 4.36 40-yard dash at a summer camp—speed translates to pads—extremely quick in and out of cuts—stout frame made for breaking tackles—can work the whole field.