2025 Wide Receivers to Watch in the Fall

Ed Brooks

May 31, 2023 @ 06:00 AM

The wide receivers in the review had solid performances throughout last season. The steady level of play is expected to continue as they prepare for a big season. The review covers five of the top wide receivers in the Class of 2025.   [player_tooltip player_id='720033' first='DeQuadre' last='Currence'] - 5'10" 145 (No. 11 WR, Watchlist), Butler HS. DeQuadre ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He displayed sure hands during the catches made in traffic. He displayed the ability to gain additional yards after making the catch was made. DeQuadre should start to generate recruiting opportunities during participation in Summer Prospect Camps.   [player_tooltip player_id='772815' first='Carlos' last='Neely'] - 6'1" 185 (No. 12 WR, Watchlist), Ben L. Smith HS. Carlos ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He did a good job using his body to shield defenders to make catches in traffic. He displayed good speed to accelerate past defenders after making the catch for big yardage. Carlos should start to generate recruiting opportunities during participation in Summer Prospect Camps.   [player_tooltip player_id='286179' first='CJ' last='Hartley'] - 6'2" 160 (No. 13 WR, Watchlist), Union Academy HS. CJ ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He used his length to make catches in traffic. He displayed the ability to make the initial tackler miss while gaining additional yardage. CJ should start to generate recruiting opportunities during participation in Summer Prospect Camps.   [player_tooltip player_id='336735' first='Adrian' last='Silver Jr']. - 6'0" 160 (No. 14 WR, Watchlist), Rolesville HS. Adrian ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He displayed sure hands during catches made in traffic. He displayed speed to accelerate past defenders after making the catch to gain additional yardage. Adrian should start to generate recruiting opportunities during participation in Summer Prospect Camp.   [player_tooltip player_id='379200' first='Raymond' last='Knotts'] - 6'4" 180 (No. 15 WR, Watchlist), Richmond HS. Raymond ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He displayed the willingness to block on the running plays. He did a good job of using his length to make catches in traffic. Raymond displayed the ability to gain yardage after initial contact is made. He should start to generate recruiting opportunities during participation in Summer Prospect Camps.

The wide receivers in the review had solid performances throughout last season. The steady level of play is expected to continue as they prepare for a big season. The review covers five of the top wide receivers in the Class of 2025.