Geworsky measures in at 5’9 165-pound accounting for a massive game for Longmont. He had 3 receptions for 168 yards with 2 touchdowns, his longest reception being 78 yards. Geworsky displays good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, good change of direction, and jumping. Explosive release at the line of scrimmage quickly creating separation at the point of attack. Geworsky uses his athletic ability to gain separation. He will fight through contact as well achieving good separation quickness. Geworsky’s has good ball tracking and catching. Plucks the ball out of the air, and uses his very good ball adjustment and body control to come down with the catch. Geworsky used his home run speed to blaze past defenders after the catch all game long. Great game.

Geworsky is a developing receiver prospect who is looking to turn limited varsity opportunities into momentum heading into the upcoming season. He saw action on both sides of the ball last year, gaining valuable experience while continuing to refine his overall game. Offensively, Geworsky has the potential to emerge as a bigger contributor in the passing attack. This offseason will be important as he works on route running, timing and building chemistry within the offense in hopes of carving out a larger role. If he is able to remain committed to development despite limited reps he will position himself for a breakout opportunity and Geworsky appears motivated to do exactly that. He remains an under the radar name but continued growth could quickly change that heading into the fall.