Top 2025 Wide Receivers: Charlotte

We have some talented players who make big plays in the city of Charlotte looking to have a major senior season! Let's take a look at them right here:   [player_tooltip player_id='371458' first='Jeremiah' last='Harrison'] - Chambers   Coming from a program that has consistently produced some impressive talent in the last few years, Jeremiah looks like he will keep the Cougar train rolling in that respect. At 6'0 and 180 pounds, Jeremiah is a real threat from either an outside receiver spot or in the slot. He has excellent speed where he can close the cushion on a DB quickly, and then get on top of them for big plays down the field, especially on go and post routes against single coverage. He is strong with the ball in his hands - he shows on multiple occasions that he can run through initial contact from a defender for extra yardage. He has gotten a ton of recruiting attention, with offers from Georgia Southern, Temple, James Madison, Campbell, Troy, and Coastal Carolina within the last month.   [player_tooltip player_id='1094881' first='Dequadre' last='Currence'] - Butler   The Southwestern 4A Offensive Player Of The Year had a season where he made plays all over the field. He totaled 1143 all-purpose yards: 649 receiving on 44 catches, 246 rushing, and 248 punt return yards and 3 punts returned for touchdowns. He had 15 total touchdowns on the season, and watching this young man live, he was a threat in all three of those areas. Butler did a great job of moving him around offensively and maximizing his talents. At 5'10 and 165 pounds, Dequadre has excellent agility and a stop/start ability in the open field that can free him up for those big plays in all three phases. He has good speed when he gets into space, and has a knack for making big plays in the crucial times when his team needs him the most. He was most recently offered by Charlotte, and I expect more interest to come his way soon.   [player_tooltip player_id='1251856' first='Brian' last='Crowder'] - Independence   A first-team all-conference selection in the Southwestern 4A, Brian made some impressive catches throughout a strong overall season for the Patriots, helping lead them to the state semifinals in the playoffs. Brian excels out of the slot, as he can make plays in the quick screen game, showing excellent agility and the ability to run through contact from defenders in space. He also does a great job in gaining separation in one-on-one coverage against defensive backs and shows the talent to high-point the football in those same one-on-one situations. Brian projects as a slot receiver who can help on special teams in the kickoff and punt return game on the next level, and I expect recruiting interest to increase as he gets into camp season.   [player_tooltip player_id='516340' first='Sadat' last='Grant'] - North Mecklenburg   I wrote about Sadat last season here, and I said that I expected him to become one of the top playmakers in Charlotte. That turned out to be true, as it seemed that every Friday night Sadat was making some kind of highlight - whether it be a big catch for a touchdown or a kickoff return for a touchdown. At 6'1 and 180 pounds, Sadat has the size to play outside or in the slot on the next level. Currently, he has offers from Charlotte and Eastern Kentucky, but I expect those to increase once he hits camp season this summer. In the kick return game, Sadat uses excellent vision to find a hole and then hit it at top speed. He simply does not get caught from behind once he gets into the open field. He has strong hands to win against tight coverage, and impressive strength to break tackles with the ball in his hands.   [player_tooltip player_id='1303790' first='Sean' last='Brady'] - Hough   With offers from Marshall and Eastern Kentucky, Sean's recruiting attention is just getting started. Playing at a program known for getting kids into college, Sean's talent shines through when you take a look at his highlight film. He is dynamic out of the slot receiver position, making catches over the middle with no fear and getting north/south quickly with good speed. He also plays some out of the backfield and can win against linebackers in the passing game with ease. Sean can also play out wide and beat single coverage over the top on the deep ball with impressive speed. I also love his overall agility and ability to make cuts with the ball in his hands in the open field.   [player_tooltip player_id='659048' first='Arrion' last='Concepcion'] - Chambers   His brother Kevin Concepcion starring at NC State currently, Arrion has shown that he is talented in his own right, especially this past season. The 5'10 and 170-pound prospect currently has recent offers from Marshall, Troy, Coastal Carolina, and Liberty - other offers are from Miami, Campbell, and East Carolina amongst others. When you take a look at the highlight film, speed is the absolute first thing that stands out. He can quickly gain separation against single coverage down the field for big plays and touchdowns. Arrion is also effective in the quick screen game, showing electric agility and wiggle in short spaces to evade defenders and gain additional yardage. He is also dangerous in the short passing game, showing no fear of going over the middle and making tough catches, and getting north/south for maximum yardage. He is an impressive prospect that should get even more recruiting attention this summer.

We have some talented players who make big plays in the city of Charlotte looking to have a major senior season! Let's take a look at them right here: