Underrated Productive Indiana 2026 Receivers Set For Bigger Roles

We're taking a look at productive receivers in the 2026 class who looked good in year 3 but should see a bigger role in year 4.    Perry was the heart and soul of the Northview passing attack last year, and for good reasons. He's got a lengthy frame that he uses to go up and bring down contested catches. He's made his fair share of highlight-worthy grabs. He has good straight-line speed and can get behind the defense. He plays out wide and has been a matchup issue for DBs. His 47 grabs for 690 yards and 11 TDs last year were good, but I think he adds to that in his senior year.     Logston pops on the tape right away. His ability to change direction and create separation at the top of routes is fantastic. Once he catches the ball, he can be as slippery as anyone and make guys miss. He'll then hit the gas and break the long one. He's a field stretcher for the offense and returns kicks as well. With 38 catches for 682 yards and 6 TDs on the year, he doubled his numbers across the board from his sophomore year. I like Logston and how good he is with the ball in his hands.     Suggs popped this year for South and gave them a reliable option when they needed it most. He flashed as a sophomore and got the starting job as a junior, and didn't look back. He's got quick feet and is off the line fast. He's got good hands and doesn't drop the easy ones. He'll make some nice catches downfield because of his body control. I like how he can fight off tackles and pick up some extra YAC. 46 grabs for 680 yards and 9 TDs in year 3 for the rising stud.     Bellin is someone I've watched develop over the years, and he's had to earn everything on the field. He waited in the wings and had to develop. He's a scrappy receiver who isn't afraid to block. He'll fight downfield and play through the whistle. His 47 catches for 596 yards and 5 TDs were decent, but I think he takes on a much bigger role as the guy this upcoming fall. He's come a long way physically, route-wise, and more. I'm excited to see what he does in year 4.     Pope is an incredibly explosive receiver who has as good of a short-area burst as anyone in the class. The offensive game plan, at times, is to find Pope and get him the ball. He's thick enough to break tackles. He'll make guys miss and take their ankles with him. He carried the ball quite a bit this year as well from the backfield. With 31 grabs for 507 yards and 7 TDs and then carrying the ball 35 times in year 3, you'd anticipate him having a bigger role as a senior and I think he's ready to flourish with all eyes on.

We're taking a look at productive receivers in the 2026 class who looked good in year 3 but should see a bigger role in year 4.