2029 WRs Trending Up: Separation Creators N' Playmakers

The 2029 rankings waitlist is here! There are a plethora of young wide receivers looking to make an impact at the next level of high school football. Some were on freshmen teams, others JV, some varsity. No matter how you slice it, these players have potential to grow into even bigger playmakers for their respective teams. Let's dive into my analysis.    Quintero measures in at 6'0 160-pounds, playing WR and DB. Quintero has very good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, acceleration, speed, and good jumping. As a receiver, he demonstrates a good release against both off coverage and the press jam. Good route running skills with very good separation quickness. He'll blaze past defenders to get open. Very good ball tracking and good catching. Home run speed after the catch. Defensively, he has very good read and reaction speed. He's a hard hitter, with very good tackling. A great two-way star in the making.     Seeger measures in at 5'8 145-pounds for Valor. He has good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, acceleration, good speed, and jumping. He has a very good release at the line of scrimmage due to his quick feet and gaining the upper hand on the DB. Good route running skills. Good separation quickness due to fighting through contact and winning, plus finding a soft spot to exploit. Seeger has good ball tracking and good catching. He'll make defenders miss with his juke moves and dynamic jump cuts. I'm excited to see him in a bigger role moving forward.     Bryson has a lot of potential, measuring in at 5'10 150-pounds. He saw limited game action throughout the season, however when he was on the field, he shined. Good athletic ability due to very good jumping, good change of direction, good acceleration, and speed. Bryson has good release at the line of scrimmage paired with good separation quickness. What stood out the most to me, was his very good body control and adjustment. He'd contort his body and keep both feet inbounds on a sideline catch. Look for him to continue making big plays in the future.     Hilliard balled out on the lower-level teams for Chaparral this past season. The WR/SS/KR measures in at 5'11 155-pounds. Very good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, speed, balance, good acceleration, and jumping. Good release at the line of scrimmage. Very good separation quickness. He was consistently getting open. Very good ball tracking and catching. Hilliard goes up to make the catch. He has the awareness to stay in bounds on long runs, not accidentally stepping out of the sideline. Good juke moves. As a defender, he has good read and reaction time. Hilliard is a ball hawk with his catching skills as well. I'm very excited to see how he does on the varsity level going forward.     Fortman balled out this past season for his freshman team. He had 28 receptions with 487 total yards with 8 touchdowns. Good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, good speed, and jumping. Very good release against both off coverage and press jam. Fortman has very good separation quickness with fluid route running. Very good body control and adjustment. He does a great job with over the shoulder catches too. Good concentration on tipped passes to make the catch. Fortman gains extra yards after contact by shedding would-be tacklers and running through them. He's a homerun threat with the ball in his hands, and I believe he's already ready to make an impact on the varsity level.

The 2029 rankings waitlist is here! There are a plethora of young wide receivers looking to make an impact at the next level of high school football. Some were on freshmen teams, others JV, some varsity. No matter how you slice it, these players have potential to grow into even bigger playmakers for their respective teams. Let's dive into my analysis.