Flight School: 7A Class of 2026 WRs Set to Take Off

Florida continues to set the standard for elite high school football, and the 7A classification is stacked with playmakers—especially at the wide receiver position.   The Class of 2026 features a deep group of rising pass-catchers who combine speed, size, and refined route-running to make life difficult for defenses. Whether stretching the field vertically or moving the chains with crisp underneath work, these receivers have become go-to weapons for their teams.   Many are already making varsity-level plays look routine, flashing high-level hands, body control, and the ability to separate against top corners. College scouts are taking notice early, and for good reason—this class boasts several future stars who are just getting started.   This spotlight focuses on some of Florida's top 7A receivers in the 2026 cycle—dynamic athletes who are making their mark now and have the tools to dominate at the next level.   1. Taesean Robinson – WR | Sumner High (Committed: Delaware)   Height/Weight: 6'0", 185 lbs 2024 Stats: 1,010 yards | 91.8 YPG | 21.96 YPR | 46 REC | 11 TD | Long: 84 | GP: 11   Scouting Report: Robinson is an explosive vertical threat with outstanding YPR production (21.96), suggesting deep-ball capability and acceleration to separate on the perimeter. He consistently flipped field position with an 84-yard long and averaged nearly a touchdown per game. Physically well-built at 6'0, 185, he projects well in a collegiate spread offense, particularly as a Z or boundary receiver. Fluid route-runner with the speed to press defenses vertically and the frame to handle contact. Committed to Delaware, Robinson could be an immediate contributor at the FCS level with upside to become a WR1.   2. [player_tooltip player_id='1403784' first='Tre' last='Punter'] – WB | Tohopekaliga High (Offer: Eastern Kentucky)   Height/Weight: 5'10", 170 lbs 2024 Stats: 971 yards | 88.3 YPG | 12.29 YPR | 79 REC | 9 TD | Long: 58 | GP: 11   Scouting Report: Punter is one of Florida's most efficient possession receivers, turning in 79 catches across 11 games, evidence of route consistency, hands, and reliability in high-volume usage. He thrives in underneath zones and quick-hitting concepts, functioning like a slot chain-mover with elusiveness after the catch. Crisp release and ability to create space on short to intermediate routes make him an intriguing fit in RPO-heavy systems. His offer from Eastern Kentucky is well-earned, and additional FCS or G5 interest wouldn't surprise.   3. [player_tooltip player_id='1372051' first='Xavier' last='Stinson'] – WR | Vero Beach (Committed: UCLA)   Height/Weight: 6'3", 195 lbs | 4.45 40 2024 Stats: 740 yards | 67.3 YPG | 17.21 YPR | 43 REC | 7 TD | Long: 70 | GP: 11   Scouting Report: Stinson is a high-ceiling Power 5 wideout with rare size-speed blend. At 6'3 and running a verified 4.45, he profiles as a classic outside receiver who can stretch the field and make contested plays over the top. Shows strong body control and high-point ability, with multiple explosive plays (70-yard long). His commitment to UCLA affirms his national-level recruit status. Ideal developmental X receiver who can grow into a starter in the Bruins offense with the tools to eventually become a pro prospect.   4. [player_tooltip player_id='1581751' first='Barrett' last='Schulz'] – WR | Lake Mary High (Has over 10 D1 Offers)   Height/Weight: 6'5", 195 lbs 2024 Stats: 691 yards | 62.8 YPG | 17.28 YPR | 40 REC | 10 TD | Long: 47 | GP: 11   Scouting Report: At 6'5, Schulz is a mismatch nightmare on the perimeter or in the red zone. He brings elite catch radius, fluid athleticism, and impressive ball tracking for a player of his stature. Averaging over 17 yards per catch with double-digit TDs on 40 receptions, Schulz produces chunk plays while also being a go-to in scoring situations. Still developing route polish, but size and productivity have drawn attention, holding 10 D1 offers. Has starter upside at the FBS level as a red zone and possession target.   5. Joseph Kogon – WR | Coral Glades High (Offer: Atlantis University)   Height/Weight: 5'8", 150 lbs | 4.4 40 2024 Stats: 684 yards | 68.4 YPG | 15.20 YPR | 45 REC | 7 TD | Long: 60 | GP: 10   Scouting Report: Kogon is an undersized yet electric playmaker with verified 4.4 speed and dynamic YAC ability. His compact frame (5'8, 150) allows him to maneuver through traffic and find creases in space. His production (684 yards in 10 games) shows consistency and versatility in play calling. While limited physically, his elite quickness and acceleration could be maximized in motion-based systems or special teams. Atlantis has offered, but he has traits that could draw interest from more FCS or D2 programs.   6. Treon Williams – WR/FS | Plant City High (Offer: Keiser)   Height/Weight: 5'10", 150 lbs | 4.4 40 2024 Stats: 652 yards | 54.3 YPG | 27.17 YPR | 24 REC | 6 TD | Long: 80 | GP: 12   Scouting Report: Williams may be one of Florida's most explosive deep threats pound-for-pound, averaging an absurd 27.17 yards per reception. His top-end speed and acceleration allow him to break off massive plays, including an 80-yard score. While his volume was lower (24 catches), the efficiency was elite. Also doubles as a two-way player (FS), showcasing football IQ and toughness. Projects as a vertical slot or gadget WR at the next level—Keiser has offered, and he could be a major asset in any college offense.   7. [player_tooltip player_id='929623' first='Marceles' last='Carey'] – WR/DB | DeLand High (Offers: Bethune-Cookman, Jacksonville State, Western Carolina)   Height/Weight: 5'11", 165 lbs | 4.4 40 2024 Stats: 626 yards | 69.6 YPG | 16.92 YPR | 37 REC | 5 TD | GP: 9   Scouting Report: Carey brings strong two-way versatility with starter-level production on offense and athletic traits that flash in the secondary. His 4.4 speed shows up in route breaks and closing burst, and he averaged nearly 17 YPR on 37 grabs, signaling his ability to work downfield and in space. Offers from multiple FCS schools validate his value on either side of the ball. Whether as a WR or DB, Carey has the athletic ceiling to contribute early with continued refinement.   8. Cameron Oxendine – WR/CB | Spruce Creek High (Offer: Bethune-Cookman)   Height/Weight: 5'9", 165 lbs 2024 Stats: 618 yards | 51.5 YPG | 16.26 YPR | 38 REC | 5 TD | GP: 12   Scouting Report: Oxendine is a shifty, high-effort receiver with two-way value. Averaging over 16 yards per catch, he demonstrates an ability to find holes in zone and capitalize on YAC opportunities. Has a tough, compact build and projects as a slot/return option with versatility to contribute at corner or in special teams. His lone offer from Bethune-Cookman could grow with a strong senior summer. Underrated football instincts and toughness.   9. William Matthews – ATH | Alonso High (Offer: Rhode Island)   Height/Weight: 5'10", 175 lbs 2024 Stats: 578 yards | 57.8 YPG | 17.00 YPR | 34 REC | 5 TD | GP: 10   Scouting Report: Matthews is a steady, efficient playmaker who averaged 17 yards per grab and brings value as a slot or hybrid weapon. His frame is compact and physical enough to battle inside, while also having the quickness to get open in space. Smooth route-runner with a knack for working off leverage. The Rhode Island offer reflects his polished skill set and upside in an FCS offense. Has potential as a high-floor contributor who can thrive in multiple alignments.   10. [player_tooltip player_id='1580840' first='Edison' last='Delgado'] – WR | West Orange High   Height/Weight: 5'9", 163 lbs 2024 Stats: 574 yards | 44.2 YPG | 14.35 YPR | 40 REC | 5 TD | Long: 40 | GP: 13   Scouting Report: Delgado is a savvy slot receiver with strong technical ability and consistent route running. His production (40 catches) and efficiency (14.35 YPR) speak to a player who gets open and moves the chains. Possesses good quickness and route-running ability. Projects as a slot WR in a timing-based passing game. Still looking for a collegiate home, but has the tape and production to warrant strong FCS or D2 interest.

Florida continues to set the standard for elite high school football, and the 7A classification is stacked with playmakers—especially at the wide receiver position.