Isaac Hudson is a 6'1" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Hudson attends Chaminade in Missouri.
Hudson's Player Profile was created on February 20, 2024.
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2027 Rankings Reboot: WR Cream of the Crop, Risers, Additions
Hudson has one of the best body types in this top group of receivers with a frame that...
Written by Niel Stopczynski
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
210
HS
Chaminade
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MO
Missouri’s Rising Retrievers – Who To Watch In 2026
Isaac Hudson is entering year two at Chimanade after transfering in from Cardinal Ritter in the 2025 offseason....
Written by Niel Stopczynski
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Niel Stopczynski
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Hudson has one of the best body types in this top group of receivers with a frame that measures verified 6010 210 with a reported 78 inch wingspan. Hudson transferred to Chaminade from Ritter during the offseason in 2025 and put together a First Team All Conference season. Hudson is aggressive off the ball in his climb and stem, impressive with his ball skills, nonchalant at the catch point. Very smooth and fluid in his route running and in traffic, sets up DBs in route. Makes plays in the return game. Good blocker, physical and strong, a ‘no block no rock’ guy. Powerful strider with vertical explosiveness to win the jump ball. Committed to South Dakota State at the end of June over offers from Army, Miami (OH) and Georgia Southern out of the FBS, and some of the best programs out of the FCS. Would not be surprised to see interest continue to roll in as NSD approaches.
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6'1" | 210 lbs | WR
Chaminade | 2027 StateMO
is entering year two at Chimanade after transfering in from Cardinal Ritter in the 2025 offseason. Hudson has a long body type with good build that went from 190 to 210 over the past couple years. Off the line he is aggressive with initial burst, climbing and stemming. His ball skills are impressive, he’s nonchalant at the catch point, he’s smooth and fluid and sets up DBs in-route. His strides are powerful, he can make plays vertically upfield and win the jump ball. He creates plays in the open field and in the return game. As a blocker, Hudson is physical and strong, and gets after it. Division I programs have begun to come in and more should be on the way.