Five Ranked 2027 Wide Receivers Who Are Ready To Break Out

Malone is an up-and-coming wide receiver for defending state champion Massillon Tigers. He possesses all of the traits you look for in a topflight receiver. At the current time, I project him to the slot position at the next level, but if he keeps growing, I could easily see him play outside as well. Deonte has explosive lateral movement ability as well as the speed to take it to the house. When he gets the ball in the open field, he's a problem. In a program such as Massillon sometimes players have to wait for their turn, I can't wait to see Malone‘s number called. The future is bright!     After seeing playing time at wide receiver and a freshman season at Miami Valley Christian Academy, Fields transferred to Princeton high school. Fields has the explosiveness and precision route running ability to create easy separation. He has the body control and hands to make small window catches. David worked hard this off-season to put on 15 pounds of good weight and is looking much bigger and stronger than in his freshman season. I'm excited to see what he can put on film this fall in a Princeton offense where he's surrounded by lots of talent.     Kachersky plays wide receiver at Dublin Jerome high school. He's a long and athletic receiver who is every bit of his listed 6'2. He's a fluid runner with loose hips and the ability to easily break off routes and create separation underneath. When he goes deep, he knows how to use his length along with his ball skills to make plays over defenders on 50/50 balls. Jack's hard work and talent caught the eye of schools this summer at football camps, earning him offers from Toledo and Kent State. I expect him to begin to find his way onto the varsity football field this fall and show off his playmaking abilities.     Haddad is a versatile weapon on the outside of the St. Ignatius offense. He does great job of getting free releases off the line of scrimmage. Once into his route he uses subtle but explosive breaks to create leverage and separation. One thing that stood out to me about Trey's film was his ability to track the ball and be a hands catcher without breaking stride. Very excited to see his film this fall and see how he continues to develop physically and to see him turn into a go-too receiver for the Wildcats.     Pauleus is a talented receiver who can attack you in a multitude of ways. The first would be his ability to stretch the field vertically. He has easy speed he uses to run by defenders. Once the ball goes up, he attacks it. He has a great feel for leverage and positioning while in his route. When the ball is in the air he has the body control enhance to finish. If you respect his speed, Trestyn is comfortable, breaking off routes and finding open pockets. Because of his speed and verticality is one that I really think could take a huge jump in this his sophomore season!