Utah Showcase Winners: Speedy, Vertical Receivers

May 5-8 featured four showcases, and here were the winners of the group by position. Let's break down the speedy, vertical receivers.    Nixon continues to excel this offseason. He is a speedy, vertical receiver who has a clean release and does a good job of winning at all three levels. He uses his speed and footwork to win and creates good separation on his vertical routes. He shows clean technique and has late hands. Plenty of traits to like.     Omarian keeps improving and refining his game. He's a receiver who uses his length well, and he is light on his feet and wins when asked to get vertical. He uses his length to win contested targets, and he has the speed to get past defenders. The length and speed that he possesses make him a fun prospect. He's a D1 talent who will continue to garner FBS looks.     James is a twitchy receiver with good speed, and he is at his best when he can get vertical and use his speed and route-running acumen. He has good length and shows strong hands. He's a receiver who has blossomed this offseason and could be the next Corner Canyon receiver to go D1.     Brooks has legit 4.4 speed and he stretches the field and is a threat to pop a big play every time. He has a good release, shows pristine footwork, and wastes little movement when getting upfield. He has strong hands and is a receiver who has all the makings of being a big-time pass catcher when the season comes around. He's a D1 talent and with that speed, should get plenty of looks with his combined skill set.    Those were some additional pass catchers to know who excelled during the Utah showcase week.

May 5-8 featured four showcases, and here were the winners of the group by position. Let's break down the speedy, vertical receivers.