2029 Stud Receivers From the Lone Star State

If you are looking for star football players, look no further than the great state of Texas. And if your looking for some good pass catchers from the Lone Star State, look no further than these five studs.    Have you ever seen the movie Happy Feet? Well Sukora Cooper is not a penguin, but man does he have some happy feet. Cooper has some incredible footwork, being able to lull defenders to sleep before making a quick cut and absolutely burning past them. Cooper is also about as sure handed as they come, able to catch passes coming back to the ball, over the shoulder, or just simply over someone. Combine all this and it should be no surprise that Cooper was invited to the UA 8th Grade All American Game, being recognized as one of the top 8th graders in the nation. Cooper is a supreme talent who has all the tools to be a star at the next level. As he continues to age and hone his craft, he is only going to get better. Hear that? That's the sound of all D coordinators around the Dallas area wincing at the thought of this star athlete getting even better.      Finding a wide out who is good at just about everything is almost impossible, but [player_tooltip player_id='1533684' first='Bryce' last='Fisher'] is. Fisher is a true five tool wide receiver, showcasing great route running, hands, separation ability, athleticism, and contested catch ability. Having a good catch radius is invaluable for a receiver, and Fisher has it in spades. Fisher has great jump ball ability, while also showcasing separation skills that will make sure he doesn't need to make a contested catch. There isn't much to say about Fisher other than he is really darn good in just about everything. I pity whatever team has to game plan against him in the future, because i see no way to stop Fisher's reign of terror anytime soon.     Being a 13 year old who stands at 6'1” is a good start to a great football player. Tack on top of that Epps' great ability after the catch and you have a star on your hands. The Williams Wildcat is an absolute cheat code on the gridiron, completely overwhelming defenders who are 3-4 inches shorter than him, making their job to stop him almost impossible. What isnt an impossible job however is to be Epps QB, as if you throw it anywhere even remotely close to him, be sure he will catch it. Epps has the great catch radius that comes with a larger frame, while also not sacrificing any of the separation ability. Being tall and a great route runner is a great tool to have, and Epps has it. He showcases a great ability to find open spots in the defense, bending his route at times to find green grass. Epps is an absolute star in the making, and he will be a defensive coordinators nightmare for a long time to come.     Having size plus speed is an easy way to stand out from your peers, and if you want that look no further that [player_tooltip player_id='1533689' first='Noah' last='Tarrant']. Tarrant makes playing football look like a walk in the park. His route running is smooth as butter, constantly being able to glide past defenders to make a downfield catch. Tarrant also showcases great jump ball ability, and break away speed to get away from defenders hopelessly chasing him from behind. Tarrent is also a hard worker, constantly being in the gym working on his craft, clearly having the dedication it takes to be a great player some day. I think Tarrent can be a great wide receiver, but if he can become a good blocker, I think Tarrant can become an absolutely elite tight end at the next level. Speed at the TE position is a great asset, and Tarrant's ability would easily allow him to run past any linebacker or safety who tries to get in his way.     There is something to be said about a kid who simply wants it more than everybody else. Williams, like other receivers on this list, is a great contested catch threat. But unlike everyone else, he isn't taller than the defenders he's facing, on a level playing field Williams is still able to snatch passes out of the air. Williams showcases heart on every rep he takes, whether it be making a great catch on a 50/50 ball, or breaking two or three tackles after he inevitably catches it. Football above all else is a game of want, because whomever wants it more than their opponent is typically the one who prevails. Williams showcases that want and desire to be great, an underrated quality among spectators, but a trait that any coach would adore. Williams has great route running ability and pure athleticism on top of his gritty and hard nose style of play, a true dream for any coach in the Dallas/ Fort Worth region.

If you are looking for star football players, look no further than the great state of Texas. And if your looking for some good pass catchers from the Lone Star State, look no further than these five studs.