It was a big spring for Lewis, who jumped on my radar after tacking on an offer from Georgia Tech about a month ago. Now at Milton, he will have more eyes on him. Lewis is a vertical threat, even at his size, who drives off the line and maintains his speed throughout the process of the route. He is capable of working concepts underneath, rounding off his game. He projects as a reliable player, and I am expecting him to prove the P4 buzz this fall.

Lewis, now at Milton, tacked on an offer from Georgia Tech, which should get the ball rolling again in this recruitment. Lewis can play both ways, but will settle in as a WR prospect. Lewis, especially for a smaller receiver, can threaten the field vertically and help take the top off the defense. He maintains his speed throughout the route and does a spectacular job of settling down and working concepts back towards the QB. Expect more P4 buzz this offseason for Lewis.

Jazz Lewis Jazz Lewis 5'9" | 160 lbs | WR/ATH Milton | 2028 GA is the son of former NFL star Jamal Lewis, which is a start. Unlike his Dad, who played running back, he plays wide receiver; however, you can see that he has the vision of a running back. One of the more dangerous players in the class with the ball in his hands at the position. He is one of the better screen threat receivers you will find, but his + route running for his age allows him to use a full route tree. He has been able to pump the brakes faster than most in his class, which allows him to have great sit-down routes. I am a fan of what he brings to his team, and he has a good QB throwing him the ball. He will be one to watch, as If he continues to fill out with his size and improves as expected, he will be a dangerous prospect.

A speedy wide receiver in the Atlanta area who can really run and elude defenders down the field, Lewis is a quick, twitchy pass-catcher who sure didn’t play like a freshman last fall. The promising receiver hauled in 25 passes for 403 yards and two touchdowns. He’s a vertical threat who tracks the ball well and can haul in a pass down the field. He’s tough to corral after the catch and should be even better next fall as a sophomore if he keeps working hard and develops his craft over the next six months. Lewis easily has the potential to have a breakout season in 2025.

Another freshman Chamblee product that has good upside potential at the next level. The 5’9 160 WR is electric with the ball in his hands and also has the ability to stretch defenses vertically. He caught 25 passes this year for 405 yards, earning a 2nd Team All Region selection and was a HM All Dekalb County selection. Great YAC receiver that has that “twitch” to make defenders miss in space and the toughness to lower his shoulder and run through defenders if need be. Has been on campus at UGA and Ga Tech and is one to watch on an up and coming Chamblee squad.