Barber has generated a bit of buzz this offseason and looks like an obvious candidate to break out this fall. He is a big, physical receiver on the outside, playing closer to 6’3 200. He carries that weight well and should play even bigger once he gets to college. While raw, the flashes here show a lot to be excited about. He has good body control and hands through contact, which he pairs with the physicality to fight for positioning. He is a walking highlight reel, and I imagine the ball will be headed his way more this fall.

An impressive wideout on the rise outside of Atlanta with good size, strong hands, and lots of potential, Barber is a major weapon in the passing game who showed flashes of big-play ability last fall as a sophomore. The big 6-foot-2 175-pounder can stretch the field, high-point the ball, and break tackles after the catch. The Rams have a loaded roster but should see Barber turn into a major go-top option next fall as a junior. He shows easy Power Four size and potential and it’s led to a new recent offer from Memphis. If he continues to develop them more offers are likely heading his way. Look for Barber to make a major impact in 2026.

A sleeper 2028 receiver on the rise with plenty of size for his age and impressive ball skills, Barber is a sophomore wideout who may not be flying under the radar much longer. After an offer from Georgia State, look for his 6-foot-3 190-pounder to pick up more and more throughout the spring. He’s coming off a strong 2025 season where he showed lots of promise and big-play potential down the field. He tracks the ball well vertically and has a chance to have a breakout junior season if he continues to work hard and improve more and more over the next seven months.

8/11/25: Long, loose athlete with some bounce. Still growing into his size, but a lot of room left for mass. Limited reps, but I like the size and his larger catch radius. Need to track this fall once he gets more reps. Looks like he has a lot of upside.