Post Signing Day: Available WR’s

Despite the amount of talent that made it official during National Signing Day, there are still some WR’s who remain unsigned that are capable of playing at the next level. Take a look at 5 WR’s who remain unsigned: <img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-24524" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/06/Generic-Featured-Image-5-300x187.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="187" /> [player_tooltip player_id="28781" first="Devik" last="Chiang"],<em> 6’3" 185lbs, Grants Pass HS</em> Chiang shows active feet at release and gets DB’s to lunge or open the gate too early. He tracks the ball well and shows excellent body control to adjust to poorly throws balls on film. Strong hands with the ability to make athletic catches with defenders all over him. He is a strong inside route runner as he frequently generates clear separation on slants, digs, or shallows. He possesses good top end speed and can take the top off a defense. He holds a notable offer from Southern Oregon University. [player_tooltip player_id="28764" first="Chance" last="Miller"], <em>6’0" 175lbs, Canby HS</em> Miller is a shifty, speedy receiver with big play ability. He’s a good route runner overall and is effective in the entire route tree. He possesses good top end speed and is shifty and elusive, frequently making opponents miss. He did a good job catching balls in traffic and securing the catch through immediate contact. Canby loves to put the ball in his hands any way possible, as he is just a flat out playmaker. Very electric receiver overall and proved to be a dangerous return specialist as well. He holds a notable offer from Air Force. [player_tooltip player_id="28813" first="Trevor" last="Jaasko"], <em>6’2" 175lbs, Crater HS</em> Jaasko is a fluid route runner that generates solid separation. He often gets a clean release off the LOS and is explosive at the top of his route with a burst out of his stick. Jaasko did a great job his junior year stretching the field vertically in the pass game, and proved to be a legit deep ball threat. He wins contested catches and has developed himself into a ideal X or Z. He has the potential to bust loose during his senior campaign, and will only continue to get better. [caption id="attachment_66666" align="alignright" width="300"]<img class="size-medium wp-image-66666" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/10/Clack-Article-300x225.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="225" /> Clackamas QB [player_tooltip player_id="28762" first="Jack" last="Artman"] &amp; WR [player_tooltip player_id="28778" first="Nick" last="Kennewell"][/caption] [player_tooltip player_id="28778" first="Nick" last="Kennewell"], <em>6’2" 180lbs, Clackmas HS</em> Kennewell does an excellent job stretching the field vertically. He has good length for a 6’2" kid and often high points the ball on vertical routes. He does a good job getting stacked over DB’s and back on his original vertical step after taking a slight inside or outside release. He’s shown great body control and field awareness to haul in awkward placed balls while keeping a foot in bounds. He showed a nice double-move to generate clear separation on film when he decides to utilize it. He holds a notable offer from Linfield University. [player_tooltip player_id="28725" first="Chance" last="Costanzo"], <em>6’2" 190lbs, North Medford HS</em> Costanzo has flashed good physicality to get off pressed or physical DB’s. He’s a good route runner overall, and does a good job of finding the soft spot in zone coverage. He could improve explosiveness at the top of his routes, but has shown solid flashes of generating good separation. He has proved to have very reliable hands and will catch anything thrown in his direction. He holds a notable offer from Pacific University.