PRZCJ 2026 Team Watch List: WRs

Here are the 2026 receivers in Georgia who are early contenders to be on my 2026 PRZCJ team.    Cocchiara has been a reliable playmaker for a few years now at Cambridge. He was one of the most productive receivers in the state as a junior, and he has overcome an injury as a senior to continue producing. Cocchiara produces and is reliable at each level of the field. He relies on his spatial awareness and instincts to get open, and is more than athletic enough for that playstyle. He is tough as well, playing hard after the catch and being physical when taking on contact. Cocchiara is still overlooked, but he will surely get a shot at the next level with his history of production and traits.     [player_tooltip player_id='1116919' first='CJ' last='Dockery'] has long been one of my favorite WRs in the state. I have always been intrigued with his combination of size, body control, and hands. Here is a previous note on him:   "Dockery is one of the more sure-handed prospects in the state. If a ball is thrown his way, there is plenty of confidence that he will make a play, regardless of where the ball is placed. He plays with good spatial awareness and body control, dragging his toes and making impressive grabs in tough spots. Dockery is as good of a pure pass catcher as you'll find in the state, and he isn't too shabby as an athlete either."     Bryson, committed to Indiana, has been one of my favorite prospects in Georgia for close to two years now. There were definitely conversations as to what position he would play in college, but it looks like he will at least start as a WR. Bryson is a smooth, loose athlete who can create his own yards with the ball in his hand. He will even get some opportunities in the direct snap game. He is loose, but fast and explosive as well. He PR'd at 10.82 in the 100M, and he is explosive when breaking down DBs at the top of his routes. Bryson has a lot of traits that translate, and I am expecting him to develop into a contributor at Indiana.     Derrick Miller popped on my radar this offseason, and he has since raised his stock and developed into a top playmaker for Newton. The T/F metrics set the intrigue here, PR'ing at 10.74 in the 100M. He possesses more than desired speed for his size. Miller is quick to his top gear, and he holds it. This allows him to eliminate cushion, set up his routes, and break off long stamina runs with the ball in his hand. Miller is a clear D1 WR prospect with offers, and I am willing to bet there are plenty of programs watching him closelt throughout the fall.     Confranceso is a strong candidate to receive late D1 recruiting buzz. I took a close look at him earlier this fall. Here were my main takeaways:   "Simon Cofrancesco was all over the field for Fellowship Christian in their statement 26-0 win over Bowdon. He finished with 4 receptions for 104 yards and 2 TDs. He flipped around and snagged an interception as well. Cofrancesco comes in at 6'1 185 with the speed and twitch to touch each level of the field. I'll keep this one simple. Typically, players of his size who run sub-11 in the 100M hold P4 offers, and he has none. Making him one of the most underrated players in the state and a steal for whoever can land him."     Winston, a Georgia Tech commit, is one of my favorite 2026 prospects in Georgia, regardless of position. Winston is a tall, loose basketball athlete with the movement skills to activate each level of the field. He tracks the ball well over his shoulder and has no problem getting behind safeties. He does all of this on a lean, thin frame. With some seasoning and time to add weight, I think Winston has the potential to blossom into a consistent contributor at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='401496' first='Dylan' last='Green'] is having a prolific season as a receiver. After originally projecting him as a DB, he is starting to turn a lot of heads on offense. Here is a recent write up on him:   "[player_tooltip player_id='401496' first='Dylan' last='Green']<a href="https://prepredzone.com/player/dylan-green/"></a> is one of my favorite 2026 prospects in Georgia, and I hold onto the belief that he is one of the most underrated prospects in the state, at least nationally. He is a massive cloud in the secondary with soft, quick footwork and fluid hips. He also plays both ways and contributed to the tune of 6 receptions for 155 yards and a TD in week 1. He has the tools to play at the D1 level as an X receiver. He has the size and leaping ability to climb the ladder, attacks the football when working back to the QB, and has the vertical drive off the line to set up opportunities both over the top and underneath."     [player_tooltip player_id='1603013' first='Dallas' last='Dickerson'] is currently committed to Kentucky after a breakout offseason on the recruiting trail. Speed translates, and Dickerson is one of the fastest receivers across the land, burning 10.36 in the 100M this offseason. Dickerson projects as a DB splitter down the seam, but he is good after the catch as well. He has broad shoulders, rallies hard against contact, and fires his feet. His speed will be the driver of his success, but his physical edge is what will help him maximize those traits.

Here are the 2026 receivers in Georgia who are early contenders to be on my 2026 PRZCJ team.