Treynor received production from Casey on both sides of the ball last season. The junior caught 36 passes for 398 yards and six touchdowns, while adding nine yards on the ground. He intercepted a pass on defense. When we view Casey’s 11th-grade highlight video, there’s a long-limbed receiver that can win contested throws and high-point the ball. He’s fast in a straight line, threatening to stretch the field on any snap. Casey’s height helps win balls in close quarters, and agility aids him in making defenders miss in space. He’s a clean route runner, getting in and out of his breaks quickly, selling fakes and putting opponents on their heals. It’s a set of skills that work on defense at linebacker or in the secondary, and also make him a productive player on special teams.

On a playoff team with a veteran roster, Casey delivered significant contributions as a 10th-grader. He caught 19 balls for 248 yards and three touchdowns. He also chipped in on defense and special teams. We can see when watching his sophomore highlight video present production mixed with plenty of potential. He impresses as a receiver that runs by defenders and comes down with contested catches. Casey’s size and length help him win matchups. He tracks the ball well in the air and smoothly adjusts to its location. Casey is a technically sound tackler willing to get physical in making stops.