Conrad has a good understanding of what it takes to play the wide receiver position, and it starts before the football is even thrown his way. From his release off the line of scrimmage to the way he works through his routes, you can tell he pays attention to the details. I like how he approaches defenders, using his footwork and movement to create opportunities rather than relying strictly on speed. His ability to track the football and finish catches is another part of his game that deserves recognition. There’s a certain level of discipline that comes with playing receiver, and Conrad shows an appreciation for the entire process, from beating coverage at the line to securing the catch downfield.

At 6’4, Conrad brings a different dimension to the passing game with his ability to win matchups and create opportunities for his offense. Coming off a season with 45 receptions, 648 yards, and 6 touchdowns, he has proven he can be a consistent target who makes plays when his number is called. His length, ability to track the ball, and confidence in making tough catches give him the tools to be a problem for opposing defenses this fall.

Conrad combines vision, patience, and power to consistently make an impact in the backfield. He reads blocks quickly, allowing him to make decisive cuts and attack openings with speed and balance. Conrad shows a natural ability to protect the ball while absorbing contact, often gaining extra yards after initial hits. In open space, his burst and agility help him evade defenders, turning routine plays into explosive gains. Beyond physical skills, Conrad plays with a high motor, maintaining effort on every rep and pursuing opportunities to create big plays. His blend of vision, toughness, and explosiveness makes him a dynamic threat in any offensive scheme.

Closing out the list is Ince, a 6’4”, 175-pound wideout who turned in a strong Week 2 performance with 6 catches for 119 yards and a touchdown. Ince brings size and length that few defenders can match, and he uses his large catch radius to his advantage in contested situations.

Ince runs sharp routes and his hands are consistent, making him a reliable target. As he continues to fill out physically, his ceiling is tremendous. Lake Highlands has found a weapon in Ince, and he’s a name to watch closely in the 2027 cycle.