Camden was one of our top-tier wide receivers from our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase and surely with that live eval alone will get a rankings bump, but I do not think he’s done rising his stock this summer with college camps ahead. Most of the reps that Camden gets in his high school offense come from the tight end position but when you see the fluid release and seperation ability, you can see why he’s more of an ideal fit as a wide receiver and proved why in Sioux Falls a couple weeks ago. A lot of upside that I like about Camden to grow over the coming years.

Camden is one that I felt rose his stock at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase based on the athletic traits he showed off. The 6’2 175 pounder, jumped an explosive 9’5 broad jump which was #4 overall at our Prep Redzone Dakotas Showcase and was in the top two amongst the wide receiver group. In the live reps I was able to watch, Camden showed off long arms that could stetch for balls that might be slightly out of reach for other wide receivers. Camden finished as one of our five top wide receivers throughout the day, and one that I feel with his position flexibility has excellent upside at the wide receiver position when it comes to seeing where his fit is positionally on Saturdays.

Camden is yet another athlete on our list in this 2028 class and is one that is a two-way prospect that surely shows off his fit in the secondary. Camden has a quick release down to the point of attack and shows off his sudden movement when climbing downhill. He’s also a defensive back that on short routes can pop the would-be ball carrier in the right in the mount when he makes contact. He has upside with his stance and footwork in the secondary, but surely the vetted athleticism Camden has at his disposal clings to the ball with some authority from a physical standpoint.

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