Film Room Sleepers: Rapid Rising Norcal Wide Receivers

Fudge is a elite talent that burst onto the scene this fall across the central valley and is a sure fire FCS+ caliber prospect at the receiver position. He is explosive off the ball, has long strides and chunks yards after the catch while able to pluck the ball out of the air and track over the top in traffic. He is a precise route runner that can get into defenders blind spots before breaking off and shows he can make contested catches and win on 50/50 balls as well. His length, catch radius and smooth route running along with elite downfield seperation makes him a very solid prospect and he should be on the verge of pulling in his first offer sooner rather than later.     Holleman can play a variety of different position on either side of the ball and is one of the more under the radar prospects across the SJS and has been dominant for multiple years now. He is explosive with the ball, has short area twitch and wiggle in the hole, can make defenders miss in the open field and has a true open field gear in the clear. He can lineup in the backfield or out wide and is a precise route runner with excellent hands, tracking skills and can create seperation downfield with outstanding contact balance and vision from the backfield. With still one year left in his prep career, he should have a dominant senior year for Woodland Christian as they continue to be one of the top small school programs in the state of California.     Perry is another Liberty standout athlete that can play receiver or in the backfield and is a explosive ball carrier with a diverse skillset on the offensive side. From the backfield, he shows start/stop abilities in the hole, has cutback abilities and is patient in-between the tackles and has a true second and third level gear in the clear once he is in the open field. He flashes route running abilities out of the backfield and is tough to take down in space and forces tacklers to take poor angles with deceptive speed and lateral twitch in one on one situations. He has picked up offers from NAU and UNLV and should see plenty of FBS/FCS offers come his way this Spring.     Minnifield is one of the top '29 prospects across the northern California region and has the ideal length, ball skills and overall fluidity for either of the ball in college with plenty of room to grow and develop. He has a very long and rangy frame, natural ball skills and open field speed while showing he can come up in run support and trigger on the outside against the run. He is physical at the line, shows natural COD abilities and recovery speed if beat downfield and stars on both sides of the ball for the Mustangs. He picked up his first offer from Washington State during the winter contact period and holds a very high ceiling with still three years left in his prep career.     Martinez is one of the top '28 receivers across northern California and had a breakout sophomore year campaign for the SFL power and is a no-brainer college prospect. He is a elusive and smooth route runner that can run a variety of route concepts and creates separation downfield with consistent hands in tight windows and tracking abilities over the top. He shows after the catch he can make tacklers miss with some short area twitch and a burst and is a quickly gets upfield after the catch and possesses body control and contact balance when getting tackled. His diverse skillset, natural hands and YAC abilities are impressive for only a sophomore, and he should have a truly breakout junior season campaign for Oak Ridge.