This is one of the most impressive players this state has to offer. He’s big, physical and insanely athletic. His big frame and pure skill makes his upside as high as anyone on this list.

As a receiver, he is fast, he runs good routes and has no issue hauling in some flat-out impossible catches. At 6’3 with long limps and a good vertical, Antonio is extremely hard to cover. Defensively, that rangy ability comes in handy to cover sideline to sideline. He is physical and play down in the box if need be. He continues to rake in D1 offers and will likely add more in the near future.

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I need to watch Antonio in person, but I like this year’s tape quite a bit. Amazing size, amazing length, and great player around the football. Needs better change of direction and overall explosiveness. Still pretty good. A LOT of improvement since a year ago. Should be a great MAC player at very least. Want to watch in person badly

Antonio is one of the most intriguing new additions to the rankings. In general, this is someone with elite size but very raw otherwise. Here are aspects that I like, plus a bit on his ceiling.

Antonio was shouted out by his cousin, Marcello Vitti Marcello Vitti 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH Divine Child | 2026 State MI .

I’m glad Antonio’s tape crossed my feed. In short, Antonio is a raw DB/WR prospect with excellent size and a very high ceiling.

Most of his tape (DB and WR) shows Antonio catching deep balls. Defensively, Antonio has the speed to match almost any receiver downfield and the length to always have the upper hand on 50/50 balls. You’ll see several examples of this on the tape below- consistently good defense of deep routes. Offensively, Antonio can scream downfield and be that physical deep threat. When Divine Child needs a big play, it’s worth to take a deep shot to Antonio.

What I’d like to see moving forward is more fundamental polish. He has a few comeback routes on tape, but those routes are honestly sloppy. Contact balance is another point of emphasis offensively.