Offensive Playmakers to Watch in 18-6A
In District 18-6A, the future looks promising with a roster of talented offensive players ready to step into the spotlight. These athletes have already showcased their skills in the previous season, offering a glimpse of their potential. As they continue…
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Continue ReadingIn District 18-6A, the future looks promising with a roster of talented offensive players ready to step into the spotlight. These athletes have already showcased their skills in the previous season, offering a glimpse of their potential. As they continue to develop, they are expected to play crucial roles in the success of their respective programs. Keep an eye on these rising stars as they become focal points in the upcoming offseason and the following season.
Jefferson Rivas-Hernandez | ATH | Westbury | 2026
Rivas-Hernandez showcased his versatility and playmaking ability in various positions on the field. He exhibited physicality and impressive agility after the catch, consistently gaining positive yards. Whether lined up in the slot, outside wide, or at the H-back spot, he demonstrated his skills effectively. Rivas-Hernandez particularly excelled in the screen game, catching defenses off guard and utilizing his athleticism in the open field. Additionally, he contributed as an edge rusher on the defensive side, consistently applying pressure. With a productive sophomore season under his belt, anticipate him returning even stronger for his junior year.
Chaseston Guidry | RB | Lamar | 2025
Guidry displayed his skills as a one-cut back with excellent burst and vision, consistently gaining substantial yardage. He effectively read blocks, identified lanes, and swiftly navigated through them. Guidry showcased elusiveness in tight spaces and demonstrated a knack for reaching the outside, utilizing his speed to beat defenders. Finishing his junior season with over 600 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns, Guidry is poised to return for another impactful season.
Johntta Thomas | WR | Chavez | 2026
In his sophomore season, Thomas showcased his capabilities on the field, leaving an impression on the district and area. Operating from the slot, he exhibited smooth route-running skills and exploited defenses with his speed and quickness, creating mismatches. Thomas, a reliable target, contributed to extending drives and provided his quarterback with options during extended plays. His game-breaking skills at the receiver position marked him as a threat for years to come in the district. Concluding his sophomore year with over 800 receiving yards, 6 touchdowns, and more than 50 receptions, Thomas is set to make a significant impact in the seasons ahead.
Zaylen Cormier Zaylen Cormier 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH Houston Heights | 2025 TX | WR | Heights | 2025
Cormier played a crucial role in the offensive success of the Bulldogs, showcasing his athleticism as a wide receiver. He excelled in one-on-one matchups and proved to be effective in 50/50 situations. Cormier’s ability to elevate and maintain concentration on the ball resulted in numerous significant plays for the Bulldogs. Beyond being a big-play threat, he served as a safety valve for his quarterback, offering reliability and a knack for making contested catches. Cormier’s playmaking skills were evident as he concluded his junior year with over 700 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns. He is a standout player to watch in the upcoming offseason and the next season.
Enrico Moore-Espinoza | WR | Lamar | 2026
Moore-Espinoza emerged as a dangerous threat from the slot position, utilizing his quickness and shiftiness to great effect after making catches. His elusive moves in the open field often left defenders struggling to bring him down, leading to substantial gains. Moore-Espinoza’s ability to showcase an extra burst of speed beyond the secondary made him a pivotal weapon for the Texans’ offense. Despite being in his sophomore season, he demonstrated only a glimpse of the potential he brings to the table. Expectations are high for his continued growth and impact in future seasons.