2025 Elite Combine: 2027 WRs Put On A Show

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1160667' first='Malahn' last='Green'], St. Mary's <br>- 5'10" 170<br>- One of the top overall athletes at the combine put on a show both during testing and in one of ones with his speed, agility, explosiveness, route running and strong hands. Green made it look easy being able to get open and with his superior ball skills that allows him to make catches in tight windows with tight coverage, get up and catch it at it's highest point, lay out for the ball and go get deep throws. His 4.51 laser forty time was among the tops and he followed that up with a 9'8" broad jump, 32" vertical jump and 4.14 pro agility. Look for him to elevate himself to a highly recruited prospect with a big season. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1188296' first='Isaac' last='Hudson'], Cardinal Ritter<br>- 6'2" 190<br>- This future D1 college prospect came in and wanted to prove he was among the best in his class and a name to be recognized by college coaches. Mission accomplished. Isaac has great size, strength, hands and was one of the top route runners there with his ability to get open and snag every ball thrown to him. He is a twitchy receiver who can get separation from defenders and a nice burst as well. Athletically his 4.07 pro agility, 32" vertical and 9'6" broad jump showcased what translated to the field. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Deandre Jones, Timberland<br>-5'10" 155<br>- Another showman at the receiver position was the athletically gifted Jones, who had a strong sophomore season for the Wolves, and showcased his athleticism and individual skills at the combine. Deandre showed explosive power and speed with a 9'5" broad jump and 31" vertical jump. He works well creating space and making plays with strong hands to reel in the passes he was targeted in during one on ones. He will have the opportunity to really display his outstanding skills in the coming season in Timberland's new offense. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1667963' first='Emanuel' last='Gray'], Hazelwood Central<br>- 5'9" 163<br>- This speedster has been on my radar since middle school and looks like the pieces are in place for him to make his move on the high school level. Emanuel ran a 4,66 laser forty and used that speed in one on ones to run away from defensive backs and show his playmaking ability. He has good hands and left some defenders on the turf trying to keep up with his quick moves he has to separate. He also has the hands you look for as well. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1667967' first='Harry' last='Holmes'], SLUH<br>- 5'8" 150<br>- A name I was a little familiar with from Boom football was a rising receiver who looks like he could be a factor for the Jr. Bills offense in 2025. Holmes is smooth, quick and has good burst in his route running. He displays 4.7 forty speed in his combine testing along with an explosive 30" vertical jump. He has good power and strength and is just scratching the surface of his abilities. He's a name to watch over the next couple of years to see he continues to develop. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->