Creed has been an excellent two way player this year and he has excellent size and length. He has good hip fluidity and shows great instincts. Creed has great hands and speed and is a player that’s been needed on both sides of the ball. His athleticism has made his play on the defensive side easy, he has good range, shows good closing speed and does well sticking to a receiver’s hip pocket.

Creed jumps six spots and lands at 21st in our overall rankings. He’s a dynamic athlete and is a receiver with good overall speed and is excellent off the line and creates separation with ease. He wins at all three levels and is best with vertical routes. He has good hip fluidity and good change of direction. He shows late hands and is great at the catch point.

Creed is an excellent athlete with good overall quickness and has the late speed and acceleration to create separation. He tracks the ball well, wins at all three levels, and shows strong, late hands. He displays good hip fluidity and, with his length, is a tough cover. He is a true P4 talent, and his recruitment will heat up soon enough.

Creed is an exceptional receiver who wins at all three levels, has a great release, is strong at the catch point, and has good speed to his game, but seeing him work at cornerback was fun. He utilized his length and closing speed to interrupt passing windows and showed great anticipation. He is an exceptional athlete and his performance on Saturday proved that point. He is an all-around playmaker, and he is proving why he is a top-tier P4 recruit.

Creed is a receiver who wins at all three levels and excels in stretching defenses and utilizing his speed to win deep. He has good hands and during the event made good plays and getting past his corner and making a big play. He’s a receiver that has the size, the speed and the strong hands necessary. He should have a fantastic upcoming season.

Creed jumps 36 spots and comes in as the 16th-ranked prospect in the state and the WR5. He has good size and is a player who wins at all three levels. He does well getting vertical and tracking the ball. He shows strong hands and is a player who does well creating separation. He has a great ceiling and is a player who will garner Power-Four interest.

Creed has good size and is a receiver who moves well. He is good off the line, shows good footwork, and he creates late separation. Creed tracks the ball well, shows strong hands, and has little wasted movement when getting vertical. Huge upside, and he’s a player that’ll rack in offers. He’s a D1 prospect. Plenty to like.

Creed is a player that is dependable and does well in creating latest separation and displaying his number to his quarterback. He has good size and does well in contested catch situations. He has strong hands and is a player that will be leaned on in the passing game.

DeVries should make an impact at varsity this year and is our prediction for Newcomer of the Year. Weber loses a lot of production, and with the ample vacated targets available, DeVries could very well pick up a bunch of them. He should be part of the receiving rotation and continue to earn playing time as the season goes on.

DeVries could be another receiver who takes the next step forward. He has good footwork, can create separation and good at ball-tracking and showcasing good hands. He can be a boundary receiver or move into the slot, that versatility allows him more chances to get varsity reps.