Five Underrated Junior WRs

Playoffs are right around the corner, which also means we're even closer to the offseason. I've already been prepping hard for the offseason, putting together a massive class of 2027 spreadsheet to send out to colleges. I'm in a great spot with my WR evaluations- here are five underrated WRs who I strongly believe will earn college attention in the spring.    Someone's going to get a very good football player with Lukas Giles.   For one, Lukas is a natural hands catcher with a wide catch radius. He's able to snag inaccurate balls while staying balanced- and that only raises his floor when it comes to RAC. Additionally, he's an above-average athlete and flashes some great-looking routes. Lukas is an all-around WR without many glaring weaknesses. He'll be a guy that I'll recommend to colleges.     Braydin's athletic numbers are off the charts. On my sheet, Braydin ran a 4.55 40, which is excellent for a high school receiver. That alone will help him tremendously this coming offseason. So far this season, Braydin has made some plays, but he absolutely still has areas to improve on the field.   This offseason, Braydin will undoubtedly impress colleges with his athletic ability. If he proves to just run better routes + catch everything thrown at him, I could see Braydin being a highly-touted prospect (D3/D2).     Boyk can play. I first caught a glimpse of Boyk's abilities in the middle of last summer. A great athlete, good speed, and great stuff in the open field. As a slot receiver, it's extremely difficult to stand out to colleges- I've seen it time and again.   I think Boyk will be able to stand out enough this offseason. I like his tape thus far, and like I said, he does excellent work in the open field. Clean up the hands and run more consistently good routes, and Boyk will very likely earn college attention.     Tur's size is incredibly rare. A phenomenal frame, and really, really high upside. On the field, I've thought Jackson has been mostly good, but there's still a lot left on the plate. No matter what happens for the rest of this season, Jackson will have an opportunity to prove himself next Spring. You'd be surprised how much a prospect can improve in just a few months' time. High ceiling for Tur, and I hope to see him come close to that ceiling early next year.     I already know Zeke is going to be one of "my guys" next offseason. While yes, Zeke is very undersized, he plays like he's 6'4" 220. Excellent work in the open field, and absolutely elite physicality for a slot receiver. One of those players you might like in person, but you'll love him on tape.   I feel that Zeke's ceiling and floor are relatively close. He's a player who is playing up to his high school ceiling, and someone who I could absolutely see continuing to develop at the college level. My opinion is that Zeke is a great D3 prospect.

Playoffs are right around the corner, which also means we're even closer to the offseason. I've already been prepping hard for the offseason, putting together a massive class of 2027 spreadsheet to send out to colleges. I'm in a great spot with my WR evaluations- here are five underrated WRs who I strongly believe will earn college attention in the spring.