Cherriez “CJ” Gardner is a 6'2" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class.
“CJ” Gardner attends Daphne in Alabama.
“CJ” Gardner's Player Profile was created on May 15, 2025.
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Cherriez
“CJ” GardnerWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
180
HS
Daphne
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AL
Recruiting Report (9/10)- Newest Offers Around the State
CJ Gardner is a talented pass catcher out of Daphne who’s been picking up a good bit of...
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Cherriez
“CJ” GardnerWR
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
180
HS
Daphne
|
AL
2026 Offensive Prospects With Huge Senior Seasons Ahead
Cherriez “CJ” Gardner is an explosive WR out of Daphne who has started to blow up in the...
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Cooper Morreale | Prep Redzone Scout
Cooper Morreale
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
CJ Gardner is a talented pass catcher out of Daphne who’s been picking up a good bit of attention from the next level this year.
“At 6’2 180, Gardner has the size, speed, and route running to cause problems for opposing secondaries. He can attack multiple levels of the field with how much separation he creates off his routes- and after the catch, he’s an even bigger problem, using his vision and speed to carve up defenses for huge plays in the open field.
I’m incredibly impressed with Gardner’s skills downfield. He’s a master at hauling in contested passes- his size, vertical, and catch radius make him a huge threat downfield who can get up and haul in some incredibly impressive receptions.“
In the last week, Gardner has picked up offers from UT Martin and Tuskegee Academy!
Make sure you check out some of Gardner’s film below; he’s a talented player who’s made a ton of plays through the first three weeks.
Cherriez “CJ” Gardner is an explosive WR out of Daphne who has started to blow up in the recruiting world this offseason.
At 6’2 180, Gardner has the size, speed, and route running to cause problems for opposing secondaries. He can attack multiple levels of the field with how much separation he creates off his routes- and after the catch, he’s an even bigger problem, using his vision and speed to carve up defenses for huge plays in the open field.
I’m incredibly impressed with Gardner’s skills downfield. He’s a master at hauling in contested passes- his size, vertical, and catch radius make him a huge threat downfield who can get up and haul in some incredibly impressive receptions.
Since the end of last month, Gardner has seen his recruitment take off- picking up offers from Arkansas State, Kennesaw State, North Alabama, and more.
Gardner had an impressive junior season last fall, check out some of his film below: