Rising Stock Receivers 2022 (Part 2)
Bill Conley
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The second group of receivers whose stock is rising for the upcoming season come from all areas of the state, different size programs, and from public to private schools. They all are competitive and sure handed receivers that have the potential to burn defensive backs due to their skill level.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="128150" first="Charles" last="Green"] 6’4” 185 Toledo St. Francis DeSales</strong>
Green is a tall target for his quarterback along with being an excellent route runner. He demonstrates the ability to stick his break and get the corners hips turned. Green runs precise outside routes like the comeback and post corner as well as the takeoff.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="126563" first="Connor" last="Pratt"] 6’2” 180 Van Wert 2022</strong>
Pratt was one of the most sure-handed receivers around who does a great job of coming back to the quarterback and instinctively finds open windows in coverage. Pratt can make difficult receptions seem routine.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="117439" first="Lesley" last="Andoh"] 6’1” 170 Dublin Scioto</strong>
Andoh is a very versatile athlete who is dangerous to the opposition because of his running abilities after the catch. He is also excellent at running the jet sweep and doubles as a wildcat quarterback. It is not surprising Andoh is also an elite return specialist.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="34399" first="Dom" last="Foster"] 6’1” 190 Warren Harding</strong>
This receiver possesses both speed and quickness. Foster is especially impressive running middle seam and post routes. His tremendous leaping ability allows him to go over top defenders to highpoint the football.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="34316" first="Cam" last="Smith"] 6’4” 195 Centerville</strong>
Smith is a smooth route running receiver with deceptive speed. He looks like a possession type receiver due to his length and long strides, but he can separate from defensive backs along with make acrobatic reach back across his body receptions.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="34402" first="Tristan" last="Prater"] 6’1” 190 Jackson</strong>
Prater runs solid routes and has the courage to catch the football in a crowd across the middle. An agile athlete with excellent body control, Tristan can get up in the air when he has to in order to make the reception.
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