Ryan put together a strong showing at wide receiver, especially during individual drills and one-on-ones where he really separated himself. He ran crisp routes, showed clean hands, and wasn’t afraid to compete for every ball thrown his way. As the day went on, he only got more comfortable and started stacking wins against some quality defensive backs in 1v1 work. That consistency carried over into the later part of camp, and he ultimately left with an offer after proving he could perform against strong competition. Ryan’s performance was one of those steady climbs all day long, and it definitely turned heads by the end.

Ryan brought steady energy to the camp and showed a lot of effort every time he stepped on the field. At wide receiver, he worked through routes with improving timing and showed flashes of understanding how to find space against defenders. He competed hard in one-on-ones and didn’t back down from matchups, continuing to work through each rep.

Ryan Wiley Ryan Wiley 6'0" | 167 lbs | WR Rockwall | 2028 State TX had a clutch performance, hauling in multiple receptions throughout the game and capping it off with the game winning touchdown. He showed reliable hands, precise route running, and the ability to make plays when it mattered most.

The 6-foot sophomore stole the spotlight, hauling in the game-winning touchdown and flashing the skillset that already has earned him early offers from Pittsburgh, SMU, UTEP, Tulsa, Sacramento State, and North Texas. Wiley’s polish is advanced: clean route running, natural hands, and quickness that separates against top-tier defensive backs. He’s already a national recruit and Thursday night proved why.