Top 5 Wide Receivers for the Moss Award

The Moss award is given to the best receiver in the state for that year. Randy Moss is one of the best receivers to ever play the game so this award holds a great deal of importance throughout the state.   [player_tooltip player_id="58664" first="Anthony" last="Smith"] Martinsburg High School WR 2021 Anthony had a fantastic season for the bulldogs this year. He carried most of the passing attack for the bulldogs and showed as to why he is one of the best receivers in the state. He can take any pass from anywhere on the field and turn it into 6 points at any point of the game. He’s shown great ball skills as he’s been triple teamed before and made catches over 3-4 defenders. His rare combination of speed and size make him a great next level receiver. He currently holds division 1 offers from a few colleges but has yet to commit.   [player_tooltip player_id="58694" first="Donavin" last="Davis"] South Charleston High School WR 2021 Donavin has had a great season on both sides of the ball. He put up monster numbers this season with only playing a few games. He was able to win a lot of 1v1 match ups on the offensive side of the ball because of his speed and great route running. He also showed great hands at the ability to make contested catches and be a go to receiver for his young quarter back.   [player_tooltip player_id="58765" first="Tariq" last="Miller"] North Marion High School WR 2022 Tariq had a great season for North Marion this year. He shows great balance and the ability to make plays anywhere on the field when the ball is in his hands. He shows great agility and the ability to make contested catches in traffic without any difficulty. He shows a great burst off the line of scrimmage when releasing and should see more deep balls thrown to him for his senior year. He shows great potential for his senior year and should take off and have a great senior year.   [player_tooltip player_id="58687" first="Ethan" last="Parsons"] Princeton High School WR 2021 Ethan has shown that he was one of the best deep threats and jump ball receivers in the state this year. With him being a bigger receiver he consistently would win 1v1 matchups and showed the ability to box out and use his big frame to secure his catches. He showed he could run any route in the route tree and was a threat to take the catch from anywhere on the field for 6. He powered through arm tackles and used his long strides to outrun defenders on his deep route running.   Shyliek Kinney South Charleston High School WR 2021