Top 2022 WR Prospects to know

Chris Norcross

August 29, 2020 @ 12:00 PM

Going into the 2020 football season, we have high expectations for plenty of players, especially GA’s 2022 WR class. This class has already found ways to separate themselves, and show that they are unique. Some players have already received a large amount of Power 5 offers, and this may just scrape the ice for them. On the other hand, there are also plenty of WR’s who are hoping to break out this year. Below, we have listed some of our favorite WR’s for GA’s 2022 class, and we suggest you check them out so you can see what we are talking about! [player_tooltip player_id="33874" first="Janiran" last="Bonner"]- 6’2 195 Cedar Grove [player_tooltip player_id="33874" first="Janiran" last="Bonner"] has already recorded 19 offers as a 2022 prospect. The ability that he shows on tape is a proper representation of these things. Bonner shows that he can catch the ball with strong hands, and that he can make various kinds of catches as well. With this, he also runs very clean routes, and limits his false steps off of the line. He also displays strengths in his quickness because this helps him to gain separation and to stack defenders. As Bonner goes into this season, look for him to have another great year and to separate himself from all of the other WR’s in GA’s 2022 class. [player_tooltip player_id="33878" first="Kojo" last="Antwi"]- 6’1 190 Lambert When watching [player_tooltip player_id="33878" first="Kojo" last="Antwi"]’s film, it does not take long to realize that he is a very special prospect. He is a very long prospect, and his frame is already beneficial in his game as he uses his arms and hands to gain separation at the top of his routes. With this, Antwi’s burst and speed allow him to be a game changer with the ball in his hands, thus allowing him to gain a large amount of yards after touch, while also putting points on the board. His vision, and ability to watch the ball into his hands, catch it at it’s highest point, and to use his strong hands makes him a can’t miss prospect. Look for him to add on to his offer list that includes the likes of Duke, Arizona State, and Auburn. [player_tooltip player_id="33897" first="Ontavious" last="Carolina"]- 6’3 190 Colquitt [player_tooltip player_id="33897" first="Ontavious" last="Carolina"] may be one of the most talented, but underrated players at his position in the entire state of GA. Not only is he an effective WR, but he shows that he can take snaps at TE too due to his ability to block. With this, when he lines up at WR, he has very strong hands, and tracks the ball very well. Carolina also has a very wide catch radius and he beats the press very well too. Going into this season, it will be interesting to see how Colquitt will use him, and the kind of impact he has for his team. Regardless, we know that he will make big, game changing plays.