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Top 10 wide receivers
1. WR Ermon Lane
Homestead, Fla./ Homestead Senior
College: Undecided
Lane is a playmaker with sleek, fluid movements and the ability to play both inside and outside. He has good height and a leaner build, but looks to be able to add size and bulk while keeping his speed. His speed is good, but he's a bit of a short-stepper. He shows he can gain separation at the high school level. He has a quick first step to get into a route and flashes some lateral suddenness off the line. His start-and-stop ability gives him an advantage to find the crease in tight spaces with burst.
Complete eval
2. WR Malachi Dupre
River Ridge, La./John Curtis Christian
College: Undecided
He stands out the more you watch him, but he doesn't get a ton of opportunities due to the offensive scheme. However, Dupre makes the most of them with big plays and touchdowns. He's big, with a very good frame and length for the position. Possesses a physical build. Speed does not jump out at you, but you appreciate it the more you watch. He is capable of running by people, but is deceptive and at times it looks like he builds rather than bolts to it.
Complete eval | Highlights
3. WR Trey Quinn
Lake Charles, La./Barbe
College: Undecided
Quinn is one of those kids you can't help but like because he is so darn reliable, tough, savvy and productive. He has good size and shows enough strength to be able to play physically with DBs. He fights and scraps to get open. He shows average initial quickness, but very good change-of-direction and lateral-movement skills. He gets in and out of breaks with ease. He shows a very good feel for getting open versus zone and man coverage and is a weapon inside, a la Wes Welker.
Complete eval
4. WR Johnnie Dixon
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla./Dwyer
College: Undecided
There is a lot to like about Dixon athletically. He has height, good bulk and very good strength, and he builds very good top-end speed. Has the initial quickness to escape press. Has good awareness and a natural feel to separate versus man and uncover versus zone in rhythm with the quarterback. He's big enough, strong enough and physical enough to play off defenders to separate if necessary. A physical player for the position.
Complete eval | Highlights
5. WR K.D. Cannon
Mount Pleasant, Texas/Mount Pleasant
College: Undecided
Cannon is a very polished and crisp player who has a nice feel for the game. He's a playmaker who can create a lot of mismatch problems. Reminds us of Texas A&M's Thomas Johnson from the 2012 class. Possesses a slender frame with good length. Needs to add significant bulk and strength. He is versatile and can play on the inside or outside.
Complete eval | Highlights
6. WR Cameron Sims
Monroe, La./Ouachita Parish
College: Undecided
There are a lot of big receivers in this class, but few who possess the quick-twitch athleticism and speed you want combined with the size. Sims is one of them. He runs well given his size. Possesses great height, lean mass and nimble feet. Shows surprising quickness for a tall WR off the line. Pressures the defense and can get to top speed rapidly.
Complete eval
7. WR Corey Holmes
Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
College: Undecided
Holmes is a lean and lanky prospect with ideal height and long limbs. He is flexible and plays primarily on the inside as a slot in high school, but could be an outside threat for the next level. He is shifty and fluid, which makes it difficult to gauge his deceptively good speed and acceleration.
Complete eval | Highlights
8. WR Travis Rudolph
West Palm Beach, Fla./Cardinal Newman
College: Undecided
Rudolph grows on you the more you watch him, and you really gain an appreciation for his versatility and playmaking ability on both sides of the football. He possesses good height, layered and lean mass, better than average playing strength, and good top-end speed. Has a very quick initial move off the line of scrimmage to threaten deep, with good acceleration to top-end speed. Shows an array of moves off the line to beat press and is very sudden to avoid coverage with someone in his face. Has anticipation, plays well with his eyes, and reacts quickly to what he sees.
Complete eval | Highlights
9. WR Artavis Scott
Tarpon Springs, Fla./East Lake
College: Undecided
Scott has very few physical weaknesses, but he also lacks ideal measurables in terms of bulk and strength. Given his frame, he still needs to add strength to aid his physicality. He displays good straight-line burst off the line of scrimmage. This is a very fluid and smooth player in his overall movements. Does not show breakaway speed on tape, but does have good enough downfield speed and quickness to be an adequate outside route runner at the next level.
Complete eval | Highlights
10. WR Jesse Jackson
Petal, Miss./Petal
College: Undecided
He is a big kid who can run. Physically imposing with speed, Jackson brings value both as an outside threat and inside mismatch. Given his size, Jackson displays great feet and quality acceleration. He is a vertical threat due to his size-speed ratio and is also capable of taking an underneath catch the distance. He is a competitive, tough receiver with solid open-field running skills to boot.
**** SOUTH FLORIDA IS LOADED THIS YEAR!!!!!
Top 10 wide receivers
1. WR Ermon Lane
Homestead, Fla./ Homestead Senior
College: Undecided
Lane is a playmaker with sleek, fluid movements and the ability to play both inside and outside. He has good height and a leaner build, but looks to be able to add size and bulk while keeping his speed. His speed is good, but he's a bit of a short-stepper. He shows he can gain separation at the high school level. He has a quick first step to get into a route and flashes some lateral suddenness off the line. His start-and-stop ability gives him an advantage to find the crease in tight spaces with burst.
Complete eval
2. WR Malachi Dupre
River Ridge, La./John Curtis Christian
College: Undecided
He stands out the more you watch him, but he doesn't get a ton of opportunities due to the offensive scheme. However, Dupre makes the most of them with big plays and touchdowns. He's big, with a very good frame and length for the position. Possesses a physical build. Speed does not jump out at you, but you appreciate it the more you watch. He is capable of running by people, but is deceptive and at times it looks like he builds rather than bolts to it.
Complete eval | Highlights
3. WR Trey Quinn
Lake Charles, La./Barbe
College: Undecided
Quinn is one of those kids you can't help but like because he is so darn reliable, tough, savvy and productive. He has good size and shows enough strength to be able to play physically with DBs. He fights and scraps to get open. He shows average initial quickness, but very good change-of-direction and lateral-movement skills. He gets in and out of breaks with ease. He shows a very good feel for getting open versus zone and man coverage and is a weapon inside, a la Wes Welker.
Complete eval
4. WR Johnnie Dixon
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla./Dwyer
College: Undecided
There is a lot to like about Dixon athletically. He has height, good bulk and very good strength, and he builds very good top-end speed. Has the initial quickness to escape press. Has good awareness and a natural feel to separate versus man and uncover versus zone in rhythm with the quarterback. He's big enough, strong enough and physical enough to play off defenders to separate if necessary. A physical player for the position.
Complete eval | Highlights
5. WR K.D. Cannon
Mount Pleasant, Texas/Mount Pleasant
College: Undecided
Cannon is a very polished and crisp player who has a nice feel for the game. He's a playmaker who can create a lot of mismatch problems. Reminds us of Texas A&M's Thomas Johnson from the 2012 class. Possesses a slender frame with good length. Needs to add significant bulk and strength. He is versatile and can play on the inside or outside.
Complete eval | Highlights
6. WR Cameron Sims
Monroe, La./Ouachita Parish
College: Undecided
There are a lot of big receivers in this class, but few who possess the quick-twitch athleticism and speed you want combined with the size. Sims is one of them. He runs well given his size. Possesses great height, lean mass and nimble feet. Shows surprising quickness for a tall WR off the line. Pressures the defense and can get to top speed rapidly.
Complete eval
7. WR Corey Holmes
Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
College: Undecided
Holmes is a lean and lanky prospect with ideal height and long limbs. He is flexible and plays primarily on the inside as a slot in high school, but could be an outside threat for the next level. He is shifty and fluid, which makes it difficult to gauge his deceptively good speed and acceleration.
Complete eval | Highlights
8. WR Travis Rudolph
West Palm Beach, Fla./Cardinal Newman
College: Undecided
Rudolph grows on you the more you watch him, and you really gain an appreciation for his versatility and playmaking ability on both sides of the football. He possesses good height, layered and lean mass, better than average playing strength, and good top-end speed. Has a very quick initial move off the line of scrimmage to threaten deep, with good acceleration to top-end speed. Shows an array of moves off the line to beat press and is very sudden to avoid coverage with someone in his face. Has anticipation, plays well with his eyes, and reacts quickly to what he sees.
Complete eval | Highlights
9. WR Artavis Scott
Tarpon Springs, Fla./East Lake
College: Undecided
Scott has very few physical weaknesses, but he also lacks ideal measurables in terms of bulk and strength. Given his frame, he still needs to add strength to aid his physicality. He displays good straight-line burst off the line of scrimmage. This is a very fluid and smooth player in his overall movements. Does not show breakaway speed on tape, but does have good enough downfield speed and quickness to be an adequate outside route runner at the next level.
Complete eval | Highlights
10. WR Jesse Jackson
Petal, Miss./Petal
College: Undecided
He is a big kid who can run. Physically imposing with speed, Jackson brings value both as an outside threat and inside mismatch. Given his size, Jackson displays great feet and quality acceleration. He is a vertical threat due to his size-speed ratio and is also capable of taking an underneath catch the distance. He is a competitive, tough receiver with solid open-field running skills to boot.
**** SOUTH FLORIDA IS LOADED THIS YEAR!!!!!
