Zach Reyes of Prep Redzone said that Walker “offers natural explosive burst at both positions and is an aggressive perimeter tackler from his CB spot. He shows speed and physicality with the ball in his hands after the catch and generates downhill, built-up speed as a vertical threat. Walker, who holds eight D-I offers, is one of the Bay Area’s best available skill guys after the early-signing period.”

Washington State was the last school to offer Walker, but that was last February.

Walker flashed the athletic upside that helped him generate four P-5 offers during the offseason leading into his senior year. He’s a plus-side athlete (6’1″/185) on both sides of the ball (WR/DB) that offers natural explosive burst at both positions and is an aggressive perimeter tackler from his CB spot. He shows speed and physicality with the ball in his hands after the catch and generates downhill, built-up speed as a vertical threat. Walker, who holds eight D-I offers, is one of the Bay Area’s best available skill guys after the early-signing period.

Walker transferred to Windsor to play out his senior year. He’s looked good during the 7on7 and camp circuit this offseason adding some good weight (6’1” 200 lbs.) while maintaining his explosion. He’s got good game speed and is instinctual with the ball in his hands. Does a great job finding space and can finish with his elusiveness in the open field or by lowering his shoulder, driving through contact, and breaking tackles. Quick to locate and attack the ball at both WR and DB. Can time out his jump and high point. He adjusts well and shows good ball judgement skills with the body control to make tough contested catches in traffic. Transitions quickly and can drop his hip level to accelerate out of his breaks. Possesses great versatility and athleticism to play either side of the ball at a high level in college depending on scheme and development as he progresses. He was impressive in his first three years at Rancho Cotati and should build on that as a senior being one of the top uncommitted 2024 recruits left in the state. Offer list stands at eight with six PAC12 schools in addition to Miami and Colorado State.