Another star-studded 2029 WR prospect from the WBL WR room going into the fall, Biran White Biran White 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR White Bear Lake | 2029 State MN is the biggest WR of the bunch and has some serious traits and upside working for him going into the fall. Another freshman starter for WBL in 2025, White made the most of his opportunities as a first-year starter in the Class 6A ranks, coming in as the Bears‘ fourth-leading receiver with 15 catches for 172 yards and 2 TDs, according to MNFootballHub, and earning Varsity All-District Honorable Mention honors for his efforts. White had some strong showings on the 2026 Summer Camp Circuit and proved himself to be a legit athlete with some eye-catching measurables and athletic numbers posted during testing portions of the UWRF Mega Camp and University of St. Thomas prospect camp, highlighted by a 4.74 40, 4.5 shuttle, 9’3 broad, and 34.8″ vertical. Some serious athleticism at a now-reported 6’1, 186 lbs., indeed.

White also made some serious noise and found noticeable success during 1v1 action against DBs on the camp trail, a trait that translated well from his freshman tape, where White asserted himself as a big play threat who can make routine slants and receptions and convert them into big plays, chunk gains, and touchdowns. PRZMN found ourselves impressed by his strong hands that can cup the ball and reel in tough under thrown football off the turf, as well as finish and complete catches through tight coverage and oncoming hits over the middle. The 2029 threw fellow freshman Antonio Brown Antonio Brown 6'0" | 165 lbs | WR White Bear Lake | 2029 State MN III a TD against Mounds View, and he did a good job of finding space and working open in conjunction with his scrambling QB when a passing play breaks down. Also shows an ability to stretch the field and win vertically against 6A secondaries and flashed some shiftiness and elusiveness after the catch, occasionally called upon for rocket or tunnel screens out on the perimeter. Don’t sleep on Biran White Biran White 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR White Bear Lake | 2029 State MN in the state’s top-end skill positions discussion.

Pay no attention to the current ranking, White Bear Lake’s Biran White Biran White 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR White Bear Lake | 2029 State MN is one of the best WRs in not only in the 2029 class of MN, but the entire state’s pool of WRs going into the fall. White was also one of the best WRs at the 2026 UWRF MNWI Mega Camp in all facets of the camp. At 6′, 180 lbs., White popped off a 4.74 40, 4.5 shuttle, 9’3 broad, and 34.’8″ vertical for some eye-popping stats as a freshman, and he was consistently beating DBs vertically when asked. Eye-catching frame and the playmaking ability and explosiveness to go along with it.

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Only a young freshman, White Bear Lake’s WR corps is absolutely loaded going into the fall, in large part thanks to the likes of Biran White Biran White 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR White Bear Lake | 2029 State MN . A big-time athlete for his size and age, you’re going to see White make a high debut in the upcoming 2029 PRZMN rankings update, but first, White’s performance at the Minnesota Gophers prospect camp was something special. I saw White step up and easily stack and burn a 2027 MN DB with FCS offers like it was a walk in the park. This kid is explosive and knows how to create separation like a seasoned vet. Stay tuned for that aforementioned ranking’s update!

White and his squad came down from Minnesota, and it was pretty easy to spot White, who stands at a well-developed 6’0 frame. He flashed at each level of the field, winning above the rim thanks to his natural reach and impressive vertical. He really impressed me with his ability to work back to the QB, even if he didn’t soak in as many receptions that way. I would consider White one of the most impressive prospects I saw on Saturday from a pure eye-test perspective.