Taylor had monster weekend at the SQTs and he was a major reason that Keller Central came home with some hardware. He has superb ball skills, he attacks the ball the catch point with controlled aggression and his strong, reliable hands, allow him to make contested grabs in traffic looks routine. Taylor has a large catch radius and his ability to leap, extend and win on the 50/50 balls makes him a mismatch in coverage. He is two way playmaker who also makes big plays defensively and he is a game changer who puts pressure on his opponents on either side of the ball. Keep your eyes on Keller Central this fall, you can expect Taylor to have an imprint on the Chargers games every time he steps on the field.

Taylor is a wide receiver who continues to emerge as a dynamic playmaker with a growing recruiting profile. He shows solid athletic traits, improving route running, and the ability to create separation at different levels of the field. On film, he can win underneath with quickness and also threaten vertically when given space, giving his offense a versatile weapon in the passing game.

What stands out is his competitiveness he plays with confidence, attacks the football in key moments, and shows flashes of being a consistent go-to target. As he continues to refine his timing, consistency, and overall technique, Taylor has the tools to keep taking steps forward as a reliable receiver.

His development has already drawn major college attention, earning offers from Kentucky, Mississippi State, UTSA, Texas A&M, Colorado, and more.

Jeremiah brings a combination of size and length that immediately gives him an advantage on the field. What stands out on film is his ability to use his frame to create separation and compete at the catch point. He attacks the ball with confidence, showing strong body control and timing, even in contested situations.

He moves well for his size, displaying smooth footwork and the ability to adjust mid-route when the quarterback places the ball off-target. After the catch, he has the balance and vision to gain extra yards, making him a threat not just to secure the ball but to turn receptions into explosive plays.