Connor had reopened his recruitment at the beginning of the season, making him one of the better WRs available in the Class. A lot of his recruiting buzz came off summer camps because he didn’t have much for varsity production. That has changed this season with Connor posting 23/402/6 to lead the team in every category. That 17.5 yds/rec illustrates his ability to get open behind the defense. He has the ability to make quick releases and accelerate off the line to stack his CB. That speed eventually gets him cushions that he attacks by pushing deep then breaking off on shorter routes. Whether it be deep or underneath, Connor does really well using his speed to get open. Plus he is very reliable when it comes to finding ways to come down with the football. Check him out!

2025 is going to be Connor breakout year as he looks to earn a starting receiver spot at receiver this fall. The door is open with only one athlete returning that had more receptions than him in 2024. In his minimal workload, 4 varsity receptions, Connor still produced 3 TDs. Connor has a solid base of quick twitch athleticism and pure speed to craft his game around and create separation with. The highlights also show a kid that has good awareness near the sideline and concentration to make catches through a tight window or while staying inbounds.