Chase is a dynamic wide receiver with the speed and agility to consistently separate from defenders. His route-running is crisp and precise, allowing him to create opportunities both in short and deep passing situations. He tracks the ball well, shows reliable hands, and isn’t afraid to make contested catches in traffic. Beyond catching the ball, Chase is a threat after the catch, using his vision and acceleration to turn routine receptions into explosive plays. His commitment to Texas Tech gives the Red Raiders a versatile playmaker who can stretch the field, impact the offense immediately, and make defenses account for him on every snap.

Campbell is a specimen of a pass-catcher with the traits and frame of an outside receiver at the FBS level already. High-waisted with a long wingspan, Chase showcases the ability to go up, extend, and bring down contested catches with ease. The Tigers’ dynamic deep ball threat also showcases a great release at the line of scrimmage and stellar double moves to break off deep routes past DBs. A versatile playmaker, Campbell even gets involved passing and running the ball at times, which combined with his elite receiving abilities, has produced over 750 total yards and 12 total TDs. The Texas Tech commit will be imperative in Frenship turning around their slow start.

Campbell has quickly emerged as one of the top receiving targets in the 2026 class. With a lean, long frame and a large catch radius, he combines deep-speed ability with impressive yards-after-catch skills. In a recent win over Odessa, Campbell hauled in 7 catches for 189 yards and 2 touchdowns. His performance has caught attention, earning him a recent offer from Ole Miss.