2027 Pass-Catchers: Mismatch Creators in the Houston Area

There is nothing like having a target that can come down with just about any ball thrown in their space. A receiver who can physically dominate the opposition and big-body smaller defensive backs. Below we highlight receivers who are built different. Guys who climb the ladder and players who use their size to box-out and shield defenders from the ball. These playmakers can be vital pieces to their offenses and will be players to take notice of.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Wilkerson has a great frame and size, with an incredible catch radius. He can stretch the field vertically but does a great job of working the middle of the field. Wilkerson shows strength on his routes, using his size to separate from defensive backs trying to contain him and showing strong hands on the catch. He is a threat inside the redzone and is a can be a challenge to bring down after the catch. Wilkerson is a name to follow and a guy who will make much noise heading into his senior campaign.      In the limited time Jandes had on the field, he showed good skill. For his size he moves very well, playing both inside and outside. He displayed confident hands and was a big contributor in the quick game, getting his head around and hauling in the incoming fastballs. Jandes showed the ability to get open in the intermediate and kept the chains moving. Jandes is a player to keep eyes on this spring.     <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Lewis plays a physical brand of ball. He is a gifted athlete who is a vertical threat and shows great ball skills. He does an excellent job of high-pointing and coming down with contested catches. Lewis has flashed great talent and will see a volume increase next season. Cannot wait to see how he looks this spring.     <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Domingues is a reliable target in single coverage. He drops his weight and creates separation out of his breaks in the quick game and has shown strong hands near the sideline. He is a favored target inside the redzone where he can use his size and strength to separate through contact and make those tough catches in the endzone. Domingues has shown to be a willing blocker as well, getting his hands on defensive backs and creating space for his teammates. He has made some impressive plays and looks to be ready to make that next leap.     <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Omobude attacks the seams with explosion off the snap. He is a physical target who fights through contact and has the agility to make acrobatic catches in the air. Omobude is quick out of his breaks and his speed can catch defenses off guard. In the middle of the field he is a reliable receiver who uses his strength to separate and haul in the tough throws. Omobude had some key moments last season and will see his opportunities grow. Exciting player to watch!

There is nothing like having a target that can come down with just about any ball thrown in their space. A receiver who can physically dominate the opposition and big-body smaller defensive backs. Below we highlight receivers who are built different. Guys who climb the ladder and players who use their size to box-out and shield defenders from the ball. These playmakers can be vital pieces to their offenses and will be players to take notice of.