1. J.J. Denman, Pennsbury, senior, 6-foot-6, 310 pounds, center. Denman, moving to center after playing guard and tackle last season, is the muscle behind the Falcons' ground-and-pound attack.
The run-blocking stalwart, who last weekend switched his college commitment from Penn State to Wisconsin, has bench-pressed 360 pounds, squatted 455, and power-cleaned 315.
2. Frank Taylor, Archbishop Wood, senior, 6-4, 290, tackle. Running behind Taylor, a two-way beast who has committed to Boston College, the Vikings are averaging 43.3 points.
3. Mike Mooney, Malvern Prep, senior, 6-5, 255, tackle. The two-way play of Mooney, bound for Virginia, will be key in the Friars' bid for the Inter-Ac League crown.
4. Chris Muller, Boyertown, senior, 6-6, 295, tackle. Muller, an ever-improving Rutgers recruit, excels at clearing space for running backs Jon Neiman and Max Marcus.
5. Brandon Arcidiacono, Archbishop Wood, senior, 6-5, 250, center. Athletic and fast, Arcidiacono, who will join Muller at Rutgers, is expected to be even better when he fills out physically.
6. Mike McGlinchey, Penn Charter, junior, 6-8, 275, tackle. A major force on both sides of the ball, McGlinchey, tough and ornery, has scholarship offers from Boston College and Virginia.
7. Madison O'Connor, Pottsgrove, 6-6, 305, junior, tackle. O'Connor has attracted recruiting interest from the likes of Penn State, West Virginia, and Pittsburgh.
8. Jack Willenbrock, Downingtown East, senior, 6-3, 260, tackle. In Friday's 44-14 win over Downingtown West, the Virginia Tech recruit helped the Cougars total 375 yards of offense.
9. Nick Arcidiacono, Archbishop Wood, junior, 6-2, 230, guard. The up-and-comer will no doubt follow brothers Brandon and Mark, a redshirt sophomore guard at Penn State, into the Division I-A ranks.
