Stats: 6 rec. for 117 yds & 1 TD; 7 carr. for 111 yds & 4 TD’s (2 tcks, 1 PD on Def.)

Competing against a solid First Assembly defense, Waller was a one man wrecking ball as he carved up the Crusaders in multiple ways on his way to producing over 200 yards of offense and five total touchdowns. Ever since Waller stepped on the field years ago with his Lions team, he has done nothing but produce at a high level and he has continued to do so throughout his senior season. Last week in his team’s victory was one of his best as he did damage out wide catching passes while using his speed in the backfield to produce big plays. Waller is one of the more under the radar talents in this class that more D1 programs should be looking at.

Many across the country may not know too much about this West Tennessee playmaker but trust me, Waller can play and his skills translate very well to the college game, maybe even the D1 level. The Lions senior wideout plays a consistent brand of football but also brings strong athleticism and foot speed to the playing field as well. Waller might be the best pure route runner from the #TN2025 class. I had the chance to watch him perform in person a few months ago and he was near elite and precise with everything he did. Besides his route running, Waller has quick feet that allows him to get in and out of break fast. He is also a great deep ball receiver that does really well with contested catches. Waller does need to continue packing on more size and weight but the ball skills and natural athletic abilities are there to find himself playing on the D1 level one day.