Top Available 2021 Arizona WR’s

The receiver depth in Arizona is very strong, and there's still a ton of talented receivers looking for a home for the fall. Whatever type of receiver your program needs, Arizona has it. Take a look at these 6 talented receivers with open recruitment: [player_tooltip player_id="42613" first="Maxwell" last="Minor"], 6’4" 195lbs, Chaparral HS Minor has a long, athletic frame, making a prototypical outside receiver. He shows a good initial bursts off the LOS and attacks appropriate stem (inside or outside) to get a clean release and set up his routes very well, ultimately generating big separation. Minor displays very strong hands with a large catch radius, which has made him one of the best in the state in winning in contested balls. Minor tracks the ball well and is your ideal deep threat receiver to stretch the field. He has solid body control with field awareness, and adjusts to the ball very well. He has shown physicality when he needs to, as he has overall done a good job of staying on blocks utilizing his length and leverage well. He holds notable offers from Sioux Falls and Southwest Minnesota State, but is a legit FBS level talent. Whoever lands Minor will be getting a steal.<img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-62489" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/10/2-1-1-300x197.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="197" /> [player_tooltip player_id="93135" first="Dorian" last="Singer"], 6’2" 175lbs, Pinnacle HS Singer is a very complete WR all around. He shows an excellent leaping ability with body control to win contested catches, snag back shoulder throws, or adjust for athletic catches. He did a very good job utilizing solid technique with both feet and hands to get a clean release against pressed up CB’s, and does a great job getting stacked. Singer is a fluid route runner showing solid route integrity, not letting DB’s reroute him. He can be physical when he needs to, yet can also get shifty and make opponents miss in open space. He has very good length for a 6’2" kid with a strong catch radius. He has risen his stock dramatically this season, and holds notable offer from Texas, Utah, Iowa State, Air Force, and numerous lower FBS and FCS offers. [player_tooltip player_id="42667" first="Elijah" last="Sanders"], 5’10" 170lbs, Ironwood HS<img class="alignright wp-image-76553" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/11/IMG_5044-225x300.jpg" alt="" width="201" height="268" /> Sanders has elite speed and is a threat every time he touches the ball. He shows a solid initial burst off the LOS and does a great job running up the DB’s toes to explode out of his stick at the top of routes to generate large separation. He is jittery with effective head movement that frequently gets DB’s to turn their hips too early, then he utilizes his speed to either get over the top or break into his route. He shows a solid leaping ability and can win contested catches over longer and taller DB’s. He hits top speed almost immediately and can take the top off a defense, find open windows, or take a screen to the house. Sanders is a fearless blocker as he will crack back on LB’s from the slot or stay on a stalk block. He is a Tyreek Hill type of player and can excel at the D2 level, or develop into a threat at the FCS level. He holds an offer from University of Mary, along with numerous other D2 interest. Sanders is a steal. [player_tooltip player_id="93290" first="Zachary" last="Sutton"], 6’1" 175lbs, Shadow Ridge HS Sutton shows a solid initial burst and hits top speed quickly. He has good top end speed and holds massive big play ability. Good route runner overall, and can take the top off a defense or take a screen to the house. Sutton proved to be fearless across the middle, and showed a good ability to snag balls in traffic, not shying away from big hits. He does a great job of getting upfield after the catch, as he took numerous screens for big plays. Sutton holds massive potential and will only continue to get better. He would be a very good fit at the D2 level, and holds a notable offer from Adams State, and interest from Northern Arizona. [player_tooltip player_id="42779" first="James" last="Groff"], 6’2" 170lbs, O’Connor HS<img class="alignright wp-image-24527" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/06/Generic-Featured-Image-2-300x187.jpg" alt="" width="273" height="170" /> Groff is a clean route route runner and does a great job disguising and setting up his intermediate and deep routes. He is very good at winning contested balls or catching in traffic, as he’s shown the ability to snag a vert in triple coverage on film. Groff has strong hands and secures the catch very well, making it difficult for DB’s to punch or rip it away. He has deceiving speed to pick up solid gains after the catch, sometimes taking it to the house at the high school level. He identifies and sits in open windows well, and is a very smart football player overall. He holds a notable offer from Yale. [player_tooltip player_id="93272" first="Daylen" last="Batchan"], 6’2" 185lbs, Estrella Foothills HS Batchan led the state for a while in receiving yards, and is a precise route runner. He does a good job generating separation, as he has displayed very good feet and breaks into his route extremely effectively. Batchan did a fantastic job of finding windows or remaining in stride with scramble flow to rack up receptions on busted plays. Good hands overall, and would fit well as at X or Z at the next level. He has good physicality after the catch, utilizing a good stiff arm and is not shy to take opponents head on. He finishes blocks and did a good job creating space for ball carriers.