Zeman is a long, wiry receiver prospect breaking out as a junior. Zeman is an adequate athlete, but is more of a space eater. He does a good job settling down and flashing his number at the QB underneath. I am actually more intrigued with what he is capable of doing after the catch. He is physical, powering through contact and proving difficult to bring down. His upside is high, as his traits continue to develop.

A fast-rising pass-catcher from Johns Creek having a really nice start to his junior season, Zeman has been a bright spot this fall for a Northview program that desperately needs to turn it around. Zeman has been a consistent playmaker through his first three games, catching 17 total passes for 324 yards and five touchdowns. He caught six passes for 135 yards and one touchdown against West Hall, showing dependable hands and breakaway speed. He then caught five passes for 100 yards and two touchdown against Lassiter. In his third game he hauled in six passes against St. Pius for 89 yards and two touchdowns. He’s one of the top 2027 receivers in the North Fulton area and should be one of the more productive pass-catchers in the region this season as a junior.