2029 GA Wide Receiver Core's and Duo's Who Are Scary For Defenses

Many times a team will have a great wide receiver and teams can attempt to key in on that one player but when a team has two or more wideouts who are great players, it can be a major problem for defenses and can cause major headaches for defensive coordinators. Here we are going to spotlight some of the wide receiver duos in the Peach state who's proven but are expected to have huge futures together moving forward.      When talking about great receiving cores, you have to mention the state champions, Rome Wolves. Their core is special and had a huge impact this season to go along with a running game that was just as productive. Defenses have to worry about [player_tooltip player_id='1557864' first='Jeo' last='McGinnis'] because of his ability to create space and make plays in a split second. Jeo is literally a do it all type of player and he's one of those guys you just have to get the ball to. He's a big time playmaker for the Wolves receiving core.     Khaison is one of the core threats for the state champ, Rome Wolves. Beasley had one of the best seasons of the 2029 class of receivers. He was dynamic for the Wolves core and he was a big reason why they scored so many points because he could take the top off the defense. He's a huge part of this core.     Wilcox is a big part of the 2029 core at Buford and he's very dynamic while using his impressive body frame to his advantage to get open or snag the ball to make a big play. Wilcox and his fellow core mates are one of the best in the Peach state.     Patterson is a mismatch piece for this Buford receiver core. He's got impressive size and is more than athletic enough to dice up a defense to get open. He's a guy you can get the ball to at any point in the game because he's a threat to score anywhere on the field. Patterson is one to watch out for in 2029 and in this Buford receiving core.     Jahlil is one of the big time playmakers for his McEachern squad. The 2029 receiving core is one of this teams biggest strengths because of the amount of talent on that position. They are stacked there and with a guy like Page, they are immediately dangerous. The McEachern receiving core is what I call special.     [player_tooltip player_id='1398484' first='London' last='Leath'] is a receiver who has a ton of versatility and being one of the top players in the state, he is known for being able to play at a high level at multiple positions. He stars at defensive back but he's also a huge part of that receiving core at McEachern with this 2029 group. Leath is just as much of a big threat at WR as he is at DB.     [player_tooltip player_id='1580481' first='Anthony' last='Douglas'] is a major key piece to the McEachern team. I said team because he's a big playmaker on both offense and defense. However, he is a big part of this receiving core for the Indians. His dynamic ability helps him be a threat against a secondary. Moving forward, this core will continue to show how good it is just as they have all season long.     [player_tooltip player_id='1569217' first='Skylar' last='Hudson'] is a playmaker who's made a lot of key plays that helped their team win several games based off of his consistent plays and being not only a playmaker but a leader by his play on the gridiron. Keep an eye on Hudson and this core moving toward the next several years. They will be dangerous.     [player_tooltip player_id='1404695' first='Braylon' last='Everett'] is a player who coaches love to have on their team. He's a coachable guy and goes out on the field and puts it all on the field and doesn't leave anything left out there. He's shown to be dynamic and a force any time he's in the game. If Everett is on the field you can bet a play is going to be made. He is a major part of this core for the Rams.     "JR" is a huge playmaker for this Wolves team. In fact, Ferguson had some game changing plays versus Sprayberry in the state title game on defense. However, he is a game changer on offense as well. He's able to slip free between secondaries and take it the distance for six points. Ferguson is a huge piece to this Wolves receiving core.     [player_tooltip player_id='1580489' first='Jayden' last='Hamilton'] has been a playmaking machine this year for his Wolves team and he had a major role in winning the state championship this season. Hamilton stood up and stood out this year and what's most impressive is that Hamilton stood out in the biggest match-ups this year. Hamilton is a big part of this receiving core for the champs.     Myton is the man. He's a playmaker on all areas of the game and he happens to be apart of an awesome receiving core that will only get stronger as the years go along. This group is very exciting to watch because the get in and out of their breaks very quickly and they get open in a hurry. Myton is a massive part of that and this core is very special to watch.     Another colossal part of this receiving core is Walthall out of Carrollton. Walthall is a big time target that had a huge role in getting his team to the state championship game. His big play ability is special and its a huge asset to this team and core. Watch out for this core in the near future. I'm excited to watch these guys over the next few years and Walthall is a big piece of that special core.     McFadden is a dynamic athlete and somebody who coaches can plug in anywhere on the field. He's impressive in all phases of the game and he just so happens to be apart of a great Trojan receiving core. It's a "pick your poison" kind of deal when you play the Carrollton Trojans. This is another big part of the big time receiving core down in West, Georgia.     Ferguson is a route machine and a guy who can weave himself in and out of defenders. He's got a set of hands that can snag the ball anytime it's thrown his way. Ferguson is a part of a 2029 receiving core at Buford that is going to be special for years to come. This past season they put on display on why they are just that good.     [player_tooltip player_id='1580509' first='Luca' last='Cristadoro'] is a guy who's apart of a duo for the Walton Raiders who is a threat against defenses. Cristadoro has made his presence felt on the field and going forward, he's going to continue being a big part of this receiver core for the Walton Raiders.     Connor is a dangerous receiver who is another half of a great duo there at Walton. Burian III can find ways to get open and has a great set of hands to go along with having the talent and skill-set of getting open. He's a big piece of this core and in the near future they will be a core that everyone will be talking about. Connor will be a big, big part of the reasons why they have success.

Many times a team will have a great wide receiver and teams can attempt to key in on that one player but when a team has two or more wideouts who are great players, it can be a major problem for defenses and can cause major headaches for defensive coordinators. Here we are going to spotlight some of the wide receiver duos in the Peach state who's proven but are expected to have huge futures together moving forward.