2024 Rankings Risers: WR

<em>Deep dive into some of the top 2024 receivers rising up the PRZ Rankings. </em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="115473" first="Jason" last="Robinson JR"], WR, Long Beach Poly</strong> Robinson has been on the rise ever since returning to California after a short transfer in Texas. He has added six offers and committed to USC while being one of the top 2024 receivers in the state finishing the season with 1,072 yards on 63 receptions with 12 touchdowns. Possesses an elite combination of natural athleticism and advanced technical ability for his age. Great all-around speed, quickness, and twitch. He accelerates out of his cuts and his change of direction and suddenness allow him to break off DB’s and be a one on one matchup nightmare for opponents. He’s the best route runner I’ve seen in the 2024 class with a high IQ to set up DB’s with a series of stems, nods, and positional leverage. He gets to every ball thrown his way and is a highlight reel waiting to happen. https://twitter.com/JasonR0binsonJR/status/1455997744254885888?s=20 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="115423" first="Jordan" last="Anderson"], WR, Millikan</strong> Anderson’s recruiting stock continues to skyrocket now with 13 D1 offers since September. He’s a dynamic athlete with a wide skillset that can transition well to both sides of the ball at the college level. Recently transferred to Millikan but played his first two years at Warren where he was their leading receiver as a sophomore. He can attack the defense at all three levels but his top end speed and explosiveness make him a threat to score every time he touches the ball. He’s quick twitch with a great ability to get in and out of his breaks to create separation and make himself a target. He’s a natural pass catcher with confident hands and the concentration to snag tough contested receptions in traffic. Power five offers include USC, Utah, Washington State, Maryland, ASU, and Arizona to go along with seven additional group of five programs. https://twitter.com/AndersonnJJJ/status/1428993645051400195?s=20 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="115472" first="Jack" last="Ressler"], WR, Mater Dei</strong> Despite being a sophomore on the number one team in the nation Ressler was able to make his presence felt and continue to establish himself as one of the top 2024 receivers in the country. He’s a technician with a well rounded skillset that combines his savvy athleticism with his speed and body control. He’s an advanced and precise route runner that shows a great ability to sell his routes and attack the DB’s blind spot. Not super long at 5’11” but flashes a huge catch radius that extends beyond his framework and allows him to come down with highly difficult contested receptions. He’s strong after the catch using his well built frame and contact balance to break tackles and extend the play. Power 5 offers started rolling in before he took a snap at the high school level but has continued to rise up national rankings and recruiting boards with elite level offers from Notre Dame, USC, Oregon, and Florida State. https://twitter.com/SBLiveCA/status/1444160047102136321?s=20 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="115417" first="Titus" last="Bordeaux"], WR, Long Beach Poly</strong> As a sophomore, Bordeaux flashed a great foundational skillset to build on. He’s an exceptional athlete possessing a long lean frame at 6’1” 160 lbs. with good growth potential and track level speed. He’s explosive off the LOS with a quick first step and a strong drive phase to close space and eat up DB cushion. He’s a plus route runner that is creative in how he gains separation and shows good footwork and fluidity coming out of his breaks. He’s a confident hand catcher that does a good job extending and attacking the ball without allowing it to get into his body. Also a strong and capable blocker on the outside. No offers yet but expect that to change with his clear cut D1 talent and upside/potential at the college level. https://twitter.com/BordeauxTitus/status/1477405303368912897?s=20 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="273547" first="Daijon" last="Calimon"], WR, Leuzinger</strong> At 6’2” 170 lbs. Calimon possesses all the tools to develop into a national recruit with his combination of length, athleticism, and speed. The game comes very naturally to him with a smooth and effortless fluidity as a route runner and pass catcher. He’s a developing route runner with a good release and burst off the LOS. He’s strong at the catch point with top tier ball skills and an excellent ability to compete/attack the ball in the air. He adjusts well to ball flight and shows the body control to reposition and track the ball into his framework. Explosive playmaking ability after the catch with the elusiveness and start/stop speed to extend gains and make defenders miss in the open field. Recruitment is just getting started with recent offers from Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada but fully expect him to take off and be a double digit major D1 offer prospect before long. https://twitter.com/WOOPTIE1/status/1459938693125267457?s=20