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CJ Simon

Wide Receiver

2025 Class

6'0" Height

160 Weight

Tuttle School

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About CJ

CJ Simon is a 6'0" Wide Receiver in the 2025 class. Simon attends Tuttle in Oklahoma. Simon's Player Profile was created on October 4, 2021. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where CJ Simon is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Michael Knight

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Tuttle wide receiver CJ Simon CJ Simon 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Tuttle | 2025 State OK is in a similar situation as Grayson as Beggs. Not only are they pretty similar players when it comes to size and ability, it also seems like they’ve been underrated for a few years now. Simon has been an absolute dog since he was a freshman at Moore. He was one of the better playmakers in Class 6A-1 over the last two years and has continued that over the last 12 months. He had a terrific offseason at various camps and 7v7 tournaments and then moved to Tuttle this summer and became another cog in an offensive machine that is very hard to slow down. Simon is a very reliable pass catcher and has the ability to consistently beat defenders off the line. We think his ceiling is incredibly high and he’ll be one of the steals of this class.

2 years ago

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Michael Knight

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Just like Washington, Moore’s CJ Simon CJ Simon 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Tuttle | 2025 State OK had his breakout moment during his freshman year in 2022. He emerged as one of Moore’s best players and it was clear that the Lions were going to do whatever they had to do to get him on the field. Simply put, Simon is one of the best wide receivers in the state and that’s not up for debate after the production he has had over the last three seasons. And every time we see Simon in person, he’s routinely one of the best athletes on the football field. Whether it’s with the pads on or on the 7v7 circuit or at a national camp, Simon has always impressed us. He’s one of the top available 2025 prospects right now.

2 years ago

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Michael Knight

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Saturday’s tournament was the third time we’ve seen 2025 wide receiver CJ Simon CJ Simon 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Tuttle | 2025 State OK in person over the last four weeks. Every time we’ve seen him, he’s been one of the best players on the field at the wide receiver position. So at this point, we don’t know if there’s anything new that we could write about him other than that he’s one of the very best guys at his position in the state’s 2025 class. Simon is absolutely electric with the football in his hands. And he catches just about everything that gets thrown his way. There aren’t many flaws in his game. Hands, lights out speed and route running make him one of the best at his craft.

2 years ago

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Michael Knight

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This was the second straight weekend that we saw Moore 2025 standout CJ Simon CJ Simon 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Tuttle | 2025 State OK after seeing him last weekend at the Under Armour camp. He impressed us there and then he took it to the next level this weekend. Simon played for Hustle Inc 405’s 18U squad and they made a run to the semifinals. We watched them for two games in pool play and Simon was simply running by defenders. Nobody could stay with him or his speed and he proved to be one of the best deep threats in the tournament. On Sunday, he came back and showcased more of the route tree and wasn’t simply running by defenders. He made big catches, contested catches and we are even more impressed with him as a prospect.

2 years ago

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Michael Knight

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Moore 2025 standout CJ Simon CJ Simon 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Tuttle | 2025 State OK was electric and one of the better slot receivers we watched on Sunday. Simon has been on our radar since his freshman season and his versatility has always been something that has stood out to us. Whether it’s at running back, wide receiver or kick returner, Simon makes plays. And on Sunday, Simon put in work at the receiver position and when it was time to go into one on ones, he worked from the inside and was leaving defensive backs in the dust. He’s twitchy and precise with his routes and that’s a tough combination to defend. Simon really impressed and this is a big offseason for him.