This is the last in a series of 10 feature articles that recognize the state’s best players by position. They are chosen based primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with two-way players and others that might be considered athletes. They include a historic 2,000-yard rusher and 2,000-yard passer. The 100 are chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

The consensus No. 1 safety prospect has played in Georgia the past two seasons. In 2022, it was Mill Creek’s Caleb Downs. Now, it’s Buford’s K.J. Bolden. GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with defensive backs. The 100 are chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with linebackers. They include 247Sports’ and ESPN’s No. 1 LB prospect nationally, Jefferson’s Sammy Brown. The 100 are chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with defensive linemen. They include the No. 1 junior defensive line prospect in the country, Savannah Christian’s Elijah Griffin. The 100 are chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with offensive linemen. A tackle protecting the blind side is this group’s glamor position, but most of these 10 are projected to play guard or center at the next level, and many already do. GHSF Daily’s Georgia Power 100 are chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

Four of the top 10 senior tight ends in the country are from Georgia. Six of the top 20 junior tight ends are from the state. Those include the No. 1 senior, Landen Thomas, and the No. 1 junior, Elyiss Williams. GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with tight ends.

GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with wide receivers. Smaller and faster describe most of them. Six stand no taller than 5 feet, 9 inches. GHSF Daily’s Georgia Power 100 are chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

GHSF Daily’s rollout of the Georgia Power 100 continues today with running backs. The Georgia Power 100 is chosen primarily on high school production, though college potential also is considered.

Georgia has never been so rich in elite quarterback prospects in one season. Of the 20 highest-rated players at the position this century, six will be returning Georgia starters in 2023. Two are five-star recruits. Buford’s Dylan Raiola and Hughes’ Prentiss “Air” Noland are the first five-star QB senior pair in Georgia since Cartersville’s Trevor Lawrence and Harrison’s Justin Fields.