Aiden Opore Aiden Opore 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Walton | 2028 State GA is one of the top of the top wide outs in Georgia when it comes to the 2028 class. He has had an exceptional young career so far and he will in my opinion top that off this season with his biggest football season yet. Just a junior, Opore plays the game like a seasoned vet, and he has the next level written all over him. I expect a huge year from him in 2026.

10.98 100M, 23′ 00” LJ (2025). Elite athletic evidence and size for his age. Really raw. Thin and still growing into himself. Drives off the line and gets depth quickly. Proves capable of making physical catches down the field and will fight through contact in the open field. Holds major P4 offers. Blue-chip potential. A strong breakout candidate this fall.

A young rising star for the Raiders that will add some depth at the WR spot for the new QB. The rising Sophomore only played in 4 varsity games last Fall but has showed the intangibles and speed to be ranked as a Top 5 WR in the 2028 class headed into the Fall. Opore has added some size since his profile was updated and now stands at 6’3 180 and is tough to bring down with the ball in his hands. A multisport athlete that has put up a 10.9 100m time during his Freshman track season.

A long, athletic pass-catcher from Cobb County, Opore brings a lean frame with above-average height, length, and outstanding natural speed. A track star who shined on the gridiron last fall, Opore showed he can attack defenses vertically and can be tough to corral and bring down after the catch. He only played in four varsity games last season, but he did manage to catch five passes for 95 yards and two touchdowns. His potential and talent are easy to see, and now he’s ranked as the No. 3 WR prospect in Georgia for the 2028 class.

Opore hit a growth spurt since his middle school years and is now up to 6’3 180. He was a big hit in the latest recruiting cycle with Charlotte, FIU and Georgia Southern extending offers to the rising Sophomore WR/DB.

He is not only gifted with size but he has a high football IQ and is an outstanding route runner. The rising sophomore has elite speed and hands and can get you YAC. He has the potential to be a standout on both sides of the ball at the 6A level. An excellent DB prospect that has the length and speed to give WRs fits . He had 5 catches last Fall for 95 yards and 2 TDs but you can expect those numbers to climb this season. Opore will be a Prep Redzone rankings riser this Fall.

Speed, skill, and sheer dominance—this rising wide receiver has all the tools to be a future star at the next level. With lightning-fast acceleration and game-breaking speed, he consistently blows past defenders, creating separation with ease. His ability to stretch the field makes him a nightmare matchup for any defense, and it’s no surprise that college programs have taken notice, with multiple offers already on the table.

What sets him apart is his combination of elite speed and polished route-running. He explodes off the line, making crisp cuts that leave defenders trailing behind. Once the ball is in his hands, he shifts into another gear, turning routine catches into massive gains. His sure hands and ability to track deep throws make him a dangerous weapon in any offensive scheme, and his footwork allows him to make defenders miss in open space.

With his recruitment on fire and his skill set only improving, this young wideout is destined for greatness. As he continues to showcase his electrifying speed and playmaking ability, expect even more college programs to line up with offers. Keep an eye on this standout—he’s just getting started.

An outstanding pass-catcher on the rise in Cobb County, Opore is a prospect on the rise with size, ball skills, and elite speed. A track star who won the USATF 200M & Long Jump National Championship, Opore runs an eye-opening 10.99 in the 100-meter a t6-foot-3 165-pounds. His speed and athleticism has translated well to the gridiron where he impressed last year as a freshman. He played some at the varsity level, but if he continues to develop as a traditional receiver and contnues to add more weight, Opore could be in store for a true breakout sophomore season next fall. He’s ranked as the No. 2 WR and the No. 11 overall prospect in the 2028 class.