Consistency and attention to detail, the two things that came to mind when watching Biehs work up close. A part of the hosting venue’s program, it makes a ton of sense why Biehs is so ahead of the game in terms of route-running technique. Fantastic recognition skills, I could visibly see Biehs attempting to work specific areas of the field based on what a DB was giving him before each rep. Great hands, great hand-eye coordination, fantastic stemming especially inside. A ton of vertical stem manipulation witnessed, one of the few on this list that seemed to put real emphasis in this area of his game. Sharp breaks, great ball locator at all levels of the field. A fantastic showing from a 2027 who is likely to produce at a high level, especially if he continues to develop as a technician. Easily a top performing WR in this one.

4.72 40 time (HT)

Biehs will have the comfort factor on Sunday as he attends St. Anne’s Belfield. He has a great release off the line of scrimmage and can get moving quickly. He’s a true down the field weapon and someone I expect to do well in testing.

The young WR showed his ability to be a playmaker for the Saints running a very nice wheel route that was caught right in front of me. He used good change of direction at the route breaks that produced separation that the defensive back could not recover from. He finished the play by bringing in the catch with soft hands. Only a sophomore, so Jonas will be one to watch develop over the next couple of seasons.

Hudl / X