PRZMN Star WRs from the Exposure Showcase Pt. 1

Saturday's PRZMN Exposure Showcase in Plymouth revealed a stellar group of pass-catching standouts that played extremely well throughout all three phases of our event, showcasing strong potential to become key threats in their respective offenses as premier passing targets. We take a look today at 7 of the top WRs from the PRZMN Exposure Showcase event from Saturday!    The MVP of the event went to [player_tooltip player_id='1120533' first='Erick' last='Larkins'], who shined brilliantly as one of the most dynamic pass-catchers throughout the event. Playing primarily in the slot, Larkins was outstanding during the Indy and 1-on-1 sessions, using his speed and sharp footwork to create separation and thrive with routes tackling all three levels of the secondary, while also utilizing that speed as an outside receiver that flashed his downhill running strength that makes him a clear vertical threat. While his primary position for the Hawks is on the secondary, Larkins has undoubtedly proved himself as a multi-faceted threat, and he is slated to become one of their top targets in their passing game as he enters his senior season.     A late entry for our showcase event, Amirion Stevenson certainly put our scouts on notice with a strong performance through the Indy and 1-on-1 sessions. Stevenson is an athletic young standout with strong hands, fluid agility, and showing great footwork on outbreaking routes while showcasing impressive high point ability on vertical routes. Stevenson played primarily on the 10th grade team for the Eagles last season, but he's clearly been putting in some serious work over the offseason, and with the momentum that he's been building could translate that into getting potential playing time on the varsity lineup for their offense next season.     A fairly new prospect in our system, [player_tooltip player_id='2081490' first='Vache' last='Ebralidze'] gave a lot to be excited about with his performance on Saturday. Ebralidze was noticeably great as a medium-to-deep route runner, showing quick release on vert routes and being able to quickly swipe the DB's hands to the side to create separation, and he's impressively fast at the top of his route, being able to stretch the field to the max while having very few incompletions when the ball was thrown his way. Ebralidze has proven himself to be a dangerous receiver to let past the secondary, and it will be interesting to see how that playmaking ability translates for the Cardinals' offense next season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1581401' first='Vincent' last='Prasky'] caught our scouts' attention early on with his impressive testing numbers, including a 9'5" broad jump, a 4.74 40 yard dash time, and a 4.35 shuttle time. He backed up his athleticism with impressive mechanics during the 1-on-1 sessions, showcasing tight release, sharp footwork, and good route depth to stretch the field, while also making a couple of one-handed receptions that flashed highlight-reel potential. Prasky has proven himself as a well-rounded WR and I'm excited to see how the Rebels utilize him more in their passing game in 2026.     Another premier target who backed up an impressive athletic resume was [player_tooltip player_id='2166348' first='Andre' last='Nelson']. A very recent addition to our system, Nelson immediately caught our eye with a strong 4.7 40 yard dash time along with a 4.38 shuttle time. That speed won many of Nelson's reps during the 1-on-1 sessions, being able to burn defenders on a regular basis while also showing strong footwork and great reach to flash a stellar catch radius that spans beyond what his size suggests. Nelson should see himself propel into our rankings very soon and as he enters his junior season, Nelson should likely start emerging within the varsity lineup for the Pirates' offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='1557097' first='Jadyn' last='Poe'] was one of the most outstanding athletic performers during the showcase on Saturday. Poe's speed has grown considerably since previously appearing at our stock-up event in December, clocking in at a whopping 4.54 40 yard dash time, one of the fastest during the entire event, while also posting a 4.41 shuttle and a 9'1" broad jump. Poe showcases clean footwork, already proving himself as a fast straight-line runner while also showing quick release on his breaks, allowing him to create separation often to make a big play down the field. Poe's blistering speed and agility could potentially see him finding a role on Blaine's varsity offense entering the 2026 season where they could capitalize greatly off his playmaking potential.     Returning for his second PRZMN event in 4 months, [player_tooltip player_id='1649104' first='Kieran' last='Rundquist'] continued to flash potential as a particularly shifty route-runner and dynamic pass-catcher. Rundquist isn't a particularly fast athlete, but he shows excellent form at the position for his age, keeping his arms pumping and moving smoothly off his breaks. Rundquist had some of the strongest hands during the event, flashing a wide catch radius and proving well catching through contact during the 1-on-1 sessions. Rundquist still has ways to go before becoming a regular for Andover's offense, but there's a lot to like from his reps as he starts to build momentum toward becoming a very competent WR prospect in the near-future.

Saturday's PRZMN Exposure Showcase in Plymouth revealed a stellar group of pass-catching standouts that played extremely well throughout all three phases of our event, showcasing strong potential to become key threats in their respective offenses as premier passing targets. We take a look today at 7 of the top WRs from the PRZMN Exposure Showcase event from Saturday!