PRZ Next Watch List Vol. 2 — Colorado WR/TE Newcomers Part 2

Ryan Lance

May 4, 2022 @ 12:46 PM

The Prep RedZone Next class of 2026 Watch List Vol. 2 was recently released. This is a list of prospects, not yet in high school, that look to project to play at the FBS/FCS/Division 2 levels in the future. By no means is this list a sure thing, finalized or complete. It will be updated twice more before the end of August 2022. Again, these are not rankings nor are they an end-all, be-all lists. These are the prospects that we have seen, that stand out to our team. Below, we’ll take a look at Part 2 of the class of 2026 Colorado prospects, labeled as wide receivers and tight end prospects, that are currently on the Watch List. [player_tooltip player_id="283701" first="Ja’pree" last="Jennings"] | Wide Receiver Jennings is a versatile player who has the makings of a future star. He’s a crisp route runner who has big-play YAC ability. When he gets the ball in his hands he’s got the speed and vision to break away from the defense and take it to the house. [player_tooltip player_id="212246" first="Jadyn" last="Irving"] | Wide Receiver The 6-foot, 165-pound Irving has advanced ball skills and has the ability to influence the game in all three phases. He excels on both sides of the ball and his future may just end up on the defensive side but as a receiver, he’s sure-handed and does a nice job setting up his routes. [player_tooltip player_id="283703" first="Jake" last="Pisciotta"] | Wide Receiver The 6-foot, 160-pound Piscoitta is a threat in the vertical passing game as he showcases good speed and route-running ability. He does a nice job high pointing the ball and has the speed to break away from opposing defenders after the catch. [player_tooltip player_id="210078" first="Jayden" last="Rin"] | Wide Recevier Rin excels as a route runner and does a great job creating separation from defenders. He’s got soft hands and good straight-line speed and the strength to fight through contact. [player_tooltip player_id="283706" first="Sammy" last="Brown"] | Wide Receiver The 5-foot-11, 150-pound receiver has the ability to lineup both on the outside and on the inside. When he’s lined up in the slot he’s got the speed to get past the linebackers and on the outside, he uses good body control and jump ball ability to get over opposing defenders. [player_tooltip player_id="283697" first="Camden" last="Jensen"] | Tight End The 6-foot-6, 220-pound Jensen is a big, physical specimen who excels at both tight end and defensive end. He’s a complete mismatch in the passing game as he does a good job with body control and getting himself in between the defender and the ball. He should be one of the top players in the state in the Class of 2026.