Deayon turned in some big time games for the Wildcats this season.

3 out of the last 4 games he had 80+ yds receiving. He has burning speed with several 50+ yd receptions while drawing coverage from the opposing teams top corner.

He is expected to continue his rise with a strong offseason of conditioning and strengthening to improve his frame. This will help him beat out corners for 50/50 balls.

Dasean Deayon Dasean Deayon 5'11" | 150 lbs | WR Las Vegas | 2027 State NV is an explosive junior wide receiver from Las Vegas, Nevada, in the class of 2027. At 5’11” and 150 lbs, Dasean brings elite speed and agility to the field, making him a dangerous deep-threat and playmaker in space. During the 2025 season, he recorded 851 receiving yards, 45 receptions, and 18 touchdowns over 11 games, averaging an impressive 18.91 yards per catch. His ability to create separation and turn short passes into big gains makes him a valuable asset in any high-tempo offense. With continued development in strength and route versatility, Dasean projects as a high-upside prospect

Deayon has put together a breakout junior season as Las Vegas’ leading receiver with 745 receiving yards and 15 TDs on 40 catches. He’s a skilled, natural athlete that can create explosive plays with the ball in his hands after the catch or as a vertical downfield threat. He’s quick and elusive as a ball handler, can find space and soft spots against zone as a route-runner, and has great hands and ball tracking ability downfield. Deayon has caught a touchdown pass in all of Vegas’ games except one and should continue to find the endzone as Vibabul’s favorite target in these playoffs.

Deayon has broken out as the leading receiver for Las Vegas’ offense with 745 receiving yards and 15 TDs on 40 catches this season. He’s a talented playmaker that carries major upside in his speed and athleticism after the catch. He’s a skilled wideout that shows the ability to find and create space as a route-runner and demonstrates good hands and concentration completing catches downfield and through traffic. He’s deceptive and elusive with the ball in his hands and possesses the long speed to get behind the secondary. Deayon ranks among the state’s most productive WRs in receiving yards and touchdowns this season.