Top Receivers 7A District 10- PART 2

Shannon Jordan October 27, 2020 @ 05:42 AM

With the 2020 season started, I’m spotlighting Wide Receiver prospects from every classification in Florida. Today we look at the 7A District 10 area which is loaded with talent from the Sarasota/Venice area. This district is so loaded with prospects that I had to break it up into a two-part series. Big time players and some under the radar prospects are spotlighted below!     Ty Nevels- Manatee 5’10 185lbs Nevels is a nice two-way prospect that also plays defensive back. He’s a good possession receiver that shows strong hands and balance, and the strength to break tackles after contact. He makes a lot of catches in traffic, has good quickness and is a savvy route runner. Nevels has 12 catches for 183 yards on the season. Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/9611086/Ty-Nevels   E’rion Neri- Manatee 6’2 188lbs Neri has great size and length, he’s a long striding receiver the eats up brown quickly. He’s a smart receiver that does a good job working through traffic and finding open space and coming back to the ball when needed. Uses his frame well to shield defenders and plucks the ball, and has good body control and a wide catch radius. Neri has nine catches for 129 yards on the season. Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/10369568/Erion-Neri   Jayden Corbett- Manatee 6’3 185lbs Corbett is a really good receiver prospect that has excellent height and length for the position. He does an outstanding job using his hands and feet to get out of his stance with a variety of moves that gives him instant separation. Corbett has good hands and tracks the ball really well in the air. He is also a really good cornerback prospect showing instincts and coverage ability. He does a really good job for his size getting in and out of his breaks and showing his huge catch radius. He is an excellent athlete that could be used at a multitude of positions at the next level. College recruiters are taking notice as well, he’s heating up on the recruiting trail with offers from Ball State and FAU among other offers from several FCS schools. Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/9954931/Jayden-Corbett   [player_tooltip player_id="32709" first="Weston" last="Wolff"]- Venice 6’5 230lbs Wolff is the best tight end prospect in the state of Florida, he has over 37 offers and is currently committed to the University of Maryland. He’s rated a three-star prospect. Wolff will need to put on weight at the next level to play tight end, but he is an outstanding player, he has exceptional concentration when catching in traffic and some of the best hands in the state, and has a huge catch radius because of his length. Venice likes to flex him out and use him essentially as a receiver; he doesn’t disappoint in that role, showing a combination of moves to get off press, and runs crisp routes; his film is some of the best you’ll see this year. Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/9721055/Weston-Wolff   Myles Weston- Venice c/o 22 6’0 170lbs To say Venice is loaded at receiver would be an understatement, Weston is just one of many that will go on to play in college. Weston is off to a great start to the season catching 18 passes for 368 yards and three touchdowns. Weston is an outstanding receiver prospect, his film is loaded with acrobatic catches, he has home run hitting speed, and shows good acceleration, burst, and balance after the catch. Weston will be a highly sought after recruit by his senior season. Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/9849793/Myles-Weston   Jayshon Platt- Venice c/o 22 5’11 155lbs Platt is a really good all-round receiver that does a good job adjusting to the ball, he runs good routes and gains instant separation off his release. He makes a lot of contested catches showing strong hands, natural body control, and strength to wall off defenders. He’s leading the team with 34 catches for 436 yards on the season. Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/12695710/Jayshon-Platt">https://www.hudl.com/profile/12695710/Jayshon-Platt</a>   Kenyon Sears- Venice c/o 23 Sears is one of the best sophomore receiver prospects in the entire state, he is a big play threat that averages 33.1 yards to catch! He’s a slot receiver that gets in and out of his breaks quickly and can get vertical in a hurry. Venice uses him in a variety of different ways including jet sweeps, screens, and kick returns. He has good vision with the ball in his hands consistently gets up field and makes huge chunk plays. He has 13 catches for 430 yards on the season. Film: https://www.hudl.com/profile/15264693/Keyon-Sears