PRZ IA/NE Stock Up Showcase: Possession Receiver Standouts

When most think of receivers, deep balls, and open-field elusiveness often come to mind, but underappreciated skills like blocking, using their frame to create separation, and the strength to take a hit to move the chains are just as vital. Last Sunday showcased several excellent possession receiver prospects—players who thrive on making tough catches in traffic, securing first downs, and doing the gritty work that keeps drives alive. Let's dive into the prospects who excelled at the showcase and proved they can be the glue of any offense.    <a href="https://x.com/Clark1Dayne">https://x.com/Clark1Dayne</a>   Clark had an impressive day, showcasing his solid build and athleticism that stood out. He ran a 4.97 40-yard dash, a 4.72 shuttle, and a 7.41 L-Drill while leaping 8'10" in the broad jump. His athleticism and quickness out of cuts make him a versatile target, paired with strong hands and the physicality to absorb big hits. With all the tools in place, Clark has the potential to be a reliable and impactful prospect at the next level.      Goering showcased impressive speed with a 5.1 40-yard dash and demonstrated his versatility by running a 4.72 shuttle and a 7.40 L-Drill. Playing bigger than his size, he changes gears effortlessly and specializes in out routes that are tough to guard. With solid length and athleticism highlighted by an 8'11" broad jump, Goering has the tools to make a significant impact. As he heads into his senior year, he's poised for a breakout season that will undoubtedly catch the attention of scouts.        Only a sophomore, Jones is a big-bodied player who runs hard and displays deceptive quickness with a 5.5 40-yard dash. He sells routes effectively and shows shifty movement on the field, evidenced by a 5.06 shuttle and 8.34 L-Drill. Effort and strength are standout attributes, and as he continues to mature physically and refine his game, he's poised to garner serious attention from scouts in the coming years.      Kreykes' size and frame make him a standout, allowing him to attack balls at their high points with solid leaping ability, demonstrated by his 8'8" broad jump. His excellent change of speeds and surprising burst catch opponents off guard, as reflected in his 4.76 40-yard dash, 4.65 shuttle, and 7.60 L-Drill. With a large route tree and a knack for getting behind defenders, Kreykes' measurables and testing performance are sure to have coaches taking notice.      With a fantastic combination of size and speed, Bennett highlighted by his 5-second 40-yard dash, 4.63 shuttle, and 7.20 L-Drill, becomes even quicker on the move. His skillful use of hands to create separation, coupled with explosive bursts out of cuts, made him a tough cover in 1-on-1s. Strength, speed, and refined technique round out his full skillset, making him a talent that simply can't be ignored.   <blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Fun to get some work in yesterday <a href="https://twitter.com/PrepRedzoneNE?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@PrepRedzoneNE</a> <a href="https://t.co/B9oZQcG3d0">pic.twitter.com/B9oZQcG3d0</a>— [player_tooltip player_id='1086061' first='Luke' last='Bennett'] (@LukeBennett2027) <a href="https://twitter.com/LukeBennett2027/status/1868872013949059362?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 17, 2024</a></blockquote>

When most think of receivers, deep balls, and open-field elusiveness often come to mind, but underappreciated skills like blocking, using their frame to create separation, and the strength to take a hit to move the chains are just as vital. Last Sunday showcased several excellent possession receiver prospects—players who thrive on making tough catches in traffic, securing first downs, and doing the gritty work that keeps drives alive. Let's dive into the prospects who excelled at the showcase and proved they can be the glue of any offense.