Clinton Ferris Jr is a 5'11" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2030 class.
Ferris Jr attends Woodberry Forest in Virginia.
Ferris Jr's Player Profile was created on December 27, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Clinton
Ferris JrWR/DB
Class
2030
Height
5'11"
Weight
160
HS
Woodberry Forest
|
VA
These 2029 Wide Receivers Could Bring in Some D1 Offers Soon
Clinton Ferris Jr is another receiver in the 2029 class that already has a great feel for the...
Written by Matthew Wilson
Clinton
Ferris JrWR/DB
Class
2030
Height
5'11"
Weight
160
HS
Woodberry Forest
|
VA
Virginia 2029 Rankings Review: Wide Receivers
Madison County has had a baller for a couple years now in Clinton Ferris Jr, time for the...
Written by Carl Frederick
Clinton
Ferris JrWR/DB
Class
2030
Height
5'11"
Weight
160
HS
Woodberry Forest
|
VA
Checking in on Virginia’s current Top ten 2029 prospects
Ferris has several highlights that show him going vertical, including a few where he wins a 50/50 ball....
Written by Ed OBrien
Matthew Wilson | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Wilson
Prep Redzone Scout
Clinton Ferris JrClintonFerris Jr
5'11" | 160 lbs | WR/DB
Woodberry Forest | 2030 VA
is another receiver in the 2029 class that already has a great feel for the position. He pays attention to the details, displaying good head fakes when coming out of his breaks and knows how to get open for his quarterback in vacated pockets of the field.
He’s one of those receivers who’s consistently running around wide open downfield, and he’s only going to get better over the next few seasons.
Madison County has had a baller for a couple years now in Clinton Ferris Jr, time for the rest of the state to know about this dude. Perhaps the best route runner in this class, Ferris is so good off the snap and his stride is deceptive making defenders look foolish trying to cover him. He is the type of player teams are going need to game plan against for years to come, you cannot cover him 1 on 1.
Ferris has several highlights that show him going vertical, including a few where he wins a 50/50 ball. I think he does a nice job of adjusting to the ball when it’s in the air. Ferris has plenty of time to continue to build on his speed and explosiveness. Able to find soft spots against zone coverag