Standing tall with a rangy frame, Christopher Santiago Christopher Santiago 5'11" | 145 lbs | WR NY possesses the type of catch radius that quarterbacks love to target. His big hands allow him to secure passes through traffic, and he consistently showed the confidence to make contested catches in tight windows. With his length and ability to track the football, he projects as a dangerous vertical threat who can stretch the field and win jump ball opportunities. He also has all the traits to become a reliable back corner target in the red zone, where his size can create matchup problems.

Santiago will make the trip down to New York for his High School ball. The talented WR, will play at the McCallie School this fall. Santiago has a good frame which easily can be used as a threat. He displays outstanding hands, and I liked his ability to make contortion catches, and showcased elite speed and footwork off the line. Santiago is an elite prospect who easily can top the charts for Tennessee.

Santiago has good length, and the ability to make catches up high and down low, showcasing good range. He was good out of breaks, and showed fluid hips, nice hands and solid vision, leaving him the ability to bring in tricky catches.

Christopher Santiago has great size at the wide receiver position coming out of the 2030 class in New York. He has the height and hands to really make big plays on the outside. He has earned this spot at the “RIZE” in New Jersey, he is a name I really like, and think will do really well come time of this major event which is loaded with exciting talent!

I caught very little of Christopher Santiago Christopher Santiago 5'11" | 145 lbs | WR NY , and for a fairer evaluation I wish I got to see him more. In the limited look I got of Santiago, I thought that he moves slow in-and-out of his rounded cuts. Capping this off, he dropped the pass on the rep I happen to observe him on.

Chris Santiago became one of the coaches’ favorite receivers as the day went on, continuing to improve throughout the event and especially during one on one reps against defensive backs. While straight line speed may not be his biggest strength, he more than made up for it with polished route running, strong hands, and excellent catch radius thanks to his long arms. Santiago consistently attacked the football away from his body and showed the physical traits that could allow him to develop into a potential tight end prospect down the line. He capped off the day with an impressive catch across the middle in traffic, finishing the event on a strong note.