Farris has been on the PRZ radar for a while now, and it’s no surprise once you delve into his stats and tape from his junior season. He amassed an impressive 45 receptions for 835 yards and 12 TDs, with an additional 103 yards and a TD on the ground. On defense, he brought down 46 total tackles, 1 FF, 4 INTs, 7 PBUs, and 2 TDs! I really liked his tape as well. Farris is clearly faster than most of the DBs he competes against, and creates a ton of separation from defenders, even if they’re playing a soft zone. He can turn it on after the catch, too, and can frequently be seen racking up serious YAC. He’s got legit concentration, too, and can reel in tough balls in double coverage, which he’s done on multiple occasions. He’s a deep threat and demands special attention at all times; best believe he’s the first look on a long third down too. He’s the kind of athlete you just want to feed the ball to, and could end up being a versatile threat at the next level.

Kaiden Farris Kaiden Farris 5'7" | 155 lbs | WR/DB Alden-Conger | 2027 MN was also included in our offensive standouts list, and it was impossible to ignore how good he was as a lockdown CB. Farris finished with 46 tackles, 7 passes defended, 4 INTs, 1 forced fumble, and 2 blocked kick returns for TDs. Farris showed very good man-coverage skills, winning his 1-on-1’s as a CB like he naturally does as a WR, and he was able to come away with some impressive picks high pointing 50-50 balls like a receiver, and he continued to prove on defense why he’s so dangerous with the ball in his hands, as he was able to return two blocked kicks for touchdowns, both against Leroy-Ostrander. Farris is one of the most complete football players in the 9-Man league, and his presence will be very much anticipated in this conference heading into 2026.

Staying in Alden-Conger, Kaiden Farris Kaiden Farris 5'7" | 155 lbs | WR/DB Alden-Conger | 2027 MN has been a steady target for the Knights’ passing game. Farris finished with 761 receiving yards on 42 receptions (18.1 YPC) and 11 receiving TDs while adding 101 rushing yards and a rushing TD. He added 408 total return yards and a punt return TD this season. Farris gives plenty of all-purpose value for the Knights, having a more explicit effect in the passing game with his speed, agility, and ability to twist his body around to make acrobatic catches down the field. Farris has deep-threat value as he’s able to burn defenders down the field, and despite his smaller size, he’s excelled as an outside WR lined up 1-on-1 with bigger CBs. His skillset might better be suited as a slot receiver, but Farris will be a prospect to watch out for as he enters his senior campaign in 2026.