I’m confident in saying that Ameer was the most talented player I’ve seen today, and his ranking in PRZ Indiana supports that. His fluidity in his lower half is incredible. He pairs that with his shadow coverage, which he uses to bait throws his way. His recovery ability is at the P4 level. Overall, size is the one aspect holding Ameer back, but if he puts on weight and can grow in height, Ameer is a surefire D1 prospect.

Daniels went from raw athlete to explosive receiver almost overnight, and it’s been fun to watch that jump. He’s twitchy with great change of direction, short-area burst, and vertical ability that make him a nightmare to cover. His hands are elite, and he can use his full catch radius to go get the ball. After the catch, he’s physical and makes defenders pay for missed tackles. I expect him to be one of the biggest risers in his class, with where he’s at now and how he’s progressing.

Daniels is a twitchy two-way player with good athleticism and a frame that’s still filling out. He’s a bit lean right now, but you can see the upside as he grows. Whether he’s lined up on offense or defense, he moves well and reacts quickly, always staying around the play. He’s the kind of guy who could settle in on either side of the ball depending on how things develop, and that flexibility makes him a name worth keeping an eye on.

Short but quick wide receiver with crafty route running skills. Flashes some twitch. Displays solid hands and good adjustment to the ball. Multi-positional prospect who could really blossom with a strong sophomore season.