2025 Elite Football Combine: Top 2026 WRs

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1125445' first='Sky' last='Owens'], Timberland 5'11" 160<br>- 4.55 forty - 4.16 pro agility - 10' broad jump - 37" vertical jump <br>Competed all day for the top athlete spot overall and camp away winning a couple of MVP awards and being a winner advancing to the KC Varsity combine in May. Sky is a prospect who will excel on the next level based on athleticism alone but showcased impressive pass catching and route running ability. He is an intense competitor who displays great confidence in his skills. Great hands, catches the ball in traffic and can go up and grab it at it's highest point or lay out and dig it out before hitting the turn.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Dawson Parrott</strong>, Lincoln 6'0" 175<br>- 4.64 forty - 4.09 pro agility - 9'8" broad jump - 35" vertical jump<br>The biggest surprise athletically of the combine was Dawson who plays at a small Class 1 school in Missouri but showed big time athletic ability and finished among the top ten overall in every testing category at the combine. The versatile Parrott has great hands and ball skills to go with his impressive body control, quickness and power, and has impressive speed and explosive leaping ability. He simply needs and opportunity on the college level to put those gifts to use.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1591093' first='Jack' last='Hessler'], Lindbergh 6'6" 226<br>- 4.91 forty -4.38 pro agility - 9'4" broad jump - 30" vertical jump<br>It's a talented and group of TEs in the Missouri 2026 class, and despite flying under the radar so far with colleges and not holding an offer yet, Jack is just as talented a prospect as some TEs who already hold multiple offers. He has all the measurables D1 schools look for, and his testing at the combine was clearly that of a D1 prospect. Hessler is a quick twitch athlete who moves and has better body control than some receivers who are much smaller. He runs very good routes and gets good separation uses that and the burst he has with his power and explosiveness. He also has very reliable hands and make great catches in small windows. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1320120' first='Caylin' last='Sacus-Harris']</strong>, Parkway West 6'1" 155<br>- 4.59 forty - 4.2 pro agility - 8"11" broad jump - 28" vertical jump<br>A real sleeper heading into the 2025 with the potential to be a difference maker is the speedy Sacus-Harris who hit the sub-4.6 40 time at the combine. He is slight of build and needs to gain strength, but he showed some real talent in the one on ones with his routes and strong hands to make grabs against some tough defensive back play. He's quick and tested nicely in all the categories. As he continues to gain size and strength he should improve in his jumps but still put up solid numbers to go along with his speed. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1250603' first='Camden' last='Cooper']</strong>, Wentzville Liberty<br>- 4.95 forty - 4.65 pro agility - 8'10" broad jump - 27" vertical jump<br>Another intriguing prospect for colleges in 2025 2ho had a good showing at the combine was the WR/TE prospect Cooper. Cam has great height and runs really well in his routes and is a long strider who showed good speed both in testing and in one on ones against linebackers and defensive backs. He is a big target and showed good hands and used his physical gifts to his advantage. A start last season who had over 600 yards and 4 touchdowns is a college prospect who should see his recruitment heat up over the summer and fall. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->