One of PRZMN’s favorite 2028s in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, Cretin–Derham Hall’s Antonio Barajas Antonio Barajas 5'11" | 175 lbs | WR/DB Cretinderham Hall | 2028 State MN showed up and showed out at the St. Olaf College Prospect Camp. Despite a lack of varsity reps going into his junior season with the Raiders, Barajas has a TON of verified, green testing data backing up his athletic resume, and his giftedness as a WR prospect was on display impressively in Northfield. A smooth, calculated, and shifty route runner, Barajas had the best hands of the loaded WR group that descended on Northfield, and he made some eye-popping snags throughout the day without a drop seen by the eyes of PRZMN. This kid is poised for a massive, breakout season with CDH this fall, and as a St. Olaf alumnus, I would be absolutely THRILLED if he decided to play for the Oles. Stay on the lookout for this young man this fall.

There seems to be a potentially dazzling crop of 2028s rising up in the ranks of the Cretin-Derham Hall program right now. You’ll be hearing about some of these Raiders in this 612Q’s Offensive Skills All-Camp Team, with sophomore Antonio Barajas Antonio Barajas 5'11" | 175 lbs | WR/DB Cretinderham Hall | 2028 State MN walking away with MVP honors bestowed upon him by 612Q’s loaded staff. After clocking a 4.8 laser 40, Barajas showed he could drop his hips and break his routes off well, and he did a good job of generally not wasting movement, displaying concise footwork on a variety of routes against air at Concordia-St. Paul.

A crafty and highly touted 2028 prospect, Barajas is a quick receiver who put out some great tape from his sophomore season. I really liked this fall tape; it showed off a lot of fantastic qualities that I think will serve him well at the varsity level next season. The speed is evident, and causes problems for DBs when he goes deep. But Barajas also can make defenders miss, and his vision with the rock in his hands allows him to rack up YAC. CDH loves using him in motion, and I completely understand why. Getting Barajas to build up speed to either run a route or take a jet sweep can cause a lot of problems for DBs/LBs forced to cover him. I’m excited to see what he can do at the varsity level next year.