We stay at Sussex Hamilton for our next 2024 steal. WR Andrew Eichmann Andrew Eichmann 6'5" | 200 lbs | WR Sussex Hamilton | 2024 State WI is a vastly under the radar prospect to check out. He has a big time frame for the position, and an athletic profile to go with it that you won’t find much of in WI. Andrew is 6’5″ 200 lbs, and runs a reported 4.60 40 yard dash. Those two traits allowed Andrew to repeatedly win on the field. His highlights are full of Andrew getting behind the defense with his speed. He is able to pull away from CBs at the HS level. We also see the big target go up and high point the ball. That is huge in redzone scenarios. The senior tracks the ball downfield well and can adjust to it. I believe his best football is still ahead of him.

An athlete who currently sits inside the Top 5 of his positional rankings, yet seems to be flying under the radar is the Sussex Hamilton WR Andrew Eichmann Andrew Eichmann 6'5" | 200 lbs | WR Sussex Hamilton | 2024 State WI . We can’t go much longer with him being this secret. He has an exceptional frame at 6’4″ 195 lbs, and great speed for that size running a reported 4.6 40. Add in a .97 flying 10 to that also. It all translates to the field too. His tape shows over and over the deep threat that he is. He flies by DBs and uses that big body to give his QB a huge radius to  target. The junior also has next level football in his blood as his older brother is currently a WR at Iowa. He is going to turn heads at camps. His camp schedule is below.

A breakout player for me during this update was Andrew Eichmann Andrew Eichmann 6'5" | 200 lbs | WR Sussex Hamilton | 2024 State WI . He also handles kicking duties, but the 6’4″ 200 lbs WR has the tools to breakout this summer, and fall. Outside of his prototypical size for an outside receiver, the trait that jumps off the tape is his speed. Eichmann can easily take the top off the defense when he reaches his top speed. If he gets off the line clean, good luck keeping up with him downfield. The big man shows off a large catch radius as well. He has multiple examples of him making the difficult, concentration catches on the fringe of his catch radius. Andrew is just scratching the surface on the nuanced parts of the position too. As his route running continues to grow he is going to become even more of a DB’s worst nightmare.