Nate’s Top WRs from the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp: Part II

ST PAUL-- I take our last look at the top wide receivers in Part II from the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp that we attendanced at the CSP Dome on Sunday. We meet the WR MVP, a pair from Burnsville that stood out, and more.   [player_tooltip player_id='1248632' first='Hendrix' last='Gatz'], WR, Buffalo 2026 <a href="https://x.com/HendrixGatz">Twitter</a>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2024/04/27-Hendrix-Gatz-crop-4800x3152-1742927783-crop-640x421-1742927795.jpg?w=639" alt="" class="wp-image-1645360" style="width:289px;height:auto" /></figure>   Hendrix was a 2026 WR out in near my neck of the woods that showed off some intriguing reps in the live evals we out on Sunday at CSP. The 5'9 175 pounder out of Buffalo, showed off sound elusiveness with his quick cutting ability on his routes as I also liked his get off and how quick he was able to show off how twitchy he was in the live reps. I felt you could feel more length in his catch radius when he went up for the ball and there was plenty of balance within his routes and hands getting the ball in his hands. Hendrix recorded a 4.44 pro agility which was his most intriguing number in my eyes at camp as another 2026 wide receiver I am excited to continue to track out of Buffalo with solid upside.   [player_tooltip player_id='924222' first='Henry' last='Hauge'], TE, Lakeville South 2026 <a href="https://x.com/Henryhauge07">Twitter</a>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2024/04/129-Henry-Hauge-crop-4800x3152-1742927833-crop-640x421-1742927845.jpg?w=639" alt="" class="wp-image-1645362" style="width:310px;height:auto" /></figure>   Man, has it been an impressive last couple weeks getting multiple live evals on Lakeville South 2026 target [player_tooltip player_id='924222' first='Henry' last='Hauge'], as he was a big time standout at the LOS Big Dawgs Camp a couple weeks back, and brought his A-game again in the live eval at tight end at the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp. The verified 6'5 262 pounder, ran off some very catch testing numbers, 4.85 in the 40 yard dash and 4.51 in the pro agility which surely should get more attention in the coming months. We've seen it on tape, but seeing his fluidity he showed off on an out route appeared like a man amongst boys if there was cornerbacks present, as Henry showed off excellent Balance on his routes from start to finish from what I watched. One more offer has come in our last eval on Henry, and I'll say it again cause it's necessary, this young man is going to have a huge summer.   Thomas Niggeler, WR, Pillager 2027 <a href="https://x.com/TNiggeler6">Twitter</a>   Thomas was a new name in the 2027 class out of Pillager that caught my attention on a few occasions at the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp. Even as another WR prospect that I couldn't find tape on yet, I was impressed with the technique and overall balance he showed off on his routes, starting at the top of his route. One of the more twitchy wide receivers I could grasp in the live eval, which end up making plenty of sense not only from the eyes, but where Thomas ended up in the pro agility in testing. He recorded the second best pro agility time out of the wide receiver group with a 4.12 out of the almost 70 wide receivers that were in attendance. The 6'0 165 pounder, certainly would have been a first teamer if I created an All-Camp Team for this wide receiver group and I can't wait to get some tape on him in the future.   [player_tooltip player_id='1393180' first='Joaquin' last='Brown'], WR, Burnsville 2027 <a href="https://x.com/joaquinbrownWR">Twitter</a>   Joaquin was a new 2027 prospect out of Burnsville that got added to my radar on Sunday at the 612 Offensive Skills Camp. I liked how well Joaquin could improvise on his routes which showed the translation to play on Friday nights with the route-running I was able to watch live. He showed off persistent fluidity on every route I got to watch from him and showed off as a wide receiver that was one of the more balanced threats on deep routes that I watched with his athletic movement, athleticism and hands in the end. The 6'0 146 pounder, recorded a 4.42 pro agility and I love the room he has to grow out his frame in the coming years as a 2027 target.   [player_tooltip player_id='1255129' first='Q' last='Barnslater'], WR, Apple Valley 2026 <a href="https://x.com/Qbarnslater2026">Twitter</a>   It didn't take long to figure out who the WR MVP would be at the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp, as Apple Valley wide receiver [player_tooltip player_id='1255129' first='Q' last='Barnslater'] was easily as [player_tooltip player_id='1292679' first='Oliver' last='West'] calls it the "Alpha Dog" of the camp. Q was outstanding on all three levels with his ball tracking and showed off glue to his attention to detail with every route I got to watch on Sunday. Sometimes it takes two to perfect a rep on routes on air, as the mix up of from the quarterbacks throwing allowed Q to catch not one, but two ball on one rep which really ought to point out how instinctive and excellent this kid's hands are. NDSU was the first team to get on the board with an offer, but I surely believe this young man will have a monster camp season upcoming which I will be excited to see as we start getting on the road with camp season in the coming months.   [player_tooltip player_id='1288386' first='Tommy' last='Subah'], WR, Burnsville 2027 <a href="https://x.com/subahtommy?lang=en">Twitter</a>   One of two prospects that cracked my wide receivers list from Sunday from the Burnsville Blaze was [player_tooltip player_id='1288386' first='Tommy' last='Subah'], another target from their 2027 class. I caught Tommy towards the end of camp and he showed off some intriguing skillsets in the live eval. The 6'0 160 pounder, showed off some of the bigger hands I grasped in the wide receiver group and is one I would like to get his hand size as it was in my top-tier for the live evals in that department. He showed off some sound athletic skill with his ball tracking ability as a wide receiver that I could tell quickly could use it to his advantage in high traffic areas on Friday night (peaked the tape and that was the case). Tommy is one that I feel you get his best as a deep threat for the Blaze as I could tell everything I watched amped up from his size, fluidity once he got into the second and third levels on Sunday at CSP. A great day on Sunday for Tommy and the Blaze wide receiving core for sure.   [player_tooltip player_id='1665904' first='Quinci' last='Kaase'], WR, Fillmore Central 2027   A new name that caught my eyes at the very end of the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp, is a small school prospect out of Harmony, MN which is [player_tooltip player_id='1665904' first='Quinci' last='Kaase'] out of Filmore Central's 2027 class. The 6'0 170 pounder, was stocked with change of direction and ran a 4.46 in the pro agility which measured up with what caught my attention at the tail end of camp. I was super impressed with watching this young man's catch radius as well. Another one that is a wait and see prospect when it comes to Friday night film goes, but was intriguing in the live eval.

ST PAUL-- I take our last look at the top wide receivers in Part II from the 612Qs Offensive Skills Camp that we attendanced at the CSP Dome on Sunday. We meet the WR MVP, a pair from Burnsville that stood out, and more.