Deshaun Fedd is a 6'1" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class.
Fedd attends Crisp County in Georgia.
Fedd's Player Profile was created on December 14, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Deshaun
FeddWR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
160
HS
Crisp County
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GA
STOCK RISERS: 2026 Wide Receivers Earn Big Rankings Boost
An explosive South Georgia wide receiver with breakaway speed, Fedd is a shifty, sure-handed pass-catcher who can make...
Written by Matt DeBary
Deshaun
FeddWR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
160
HS
Crisp County
|
GA
New Names: 4 Athletic WR Prospects With Collegiate Upside
Fedd was the region athlete of the year in 2023 and has generated quite some buzz during the...
Written by Connor Jackson
Matt DeBary | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt DeBary
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
An explosive South Georgia wide receiver with breakaway speed, Fedd is a shifty, sure-handed pass-catcher who can make plays in many different ways. The 6-foot-1 165-pounder is dangerous in the screen and short passing game due to his quickness, change of direction, and top-end speed. He’s a vertical threat as well who locates the football and secures it down the field. He’s coming off a giant junior season for Crisp County where he caught 43 passes for 849 yards and seven touchdowns. He’s now ranked by Prep Redzone as the No. 18 WR and the No. 95 overall prospect in the state for the 20126 class.
Fedd was the region athlete of the year in 2023 and has generated quite some buzz during the first two years of his career. He is listed at a lightweight 6’1 165 and is still growing into his frame. On tape, you can see he is still refining his movement skills and becoming a more fluid athlete, but he possesses the speed and light feet needed to create separation on a consistent basis. He does an outstanding job of setting up defenders, threatening them with his vertical prowess just to quickly slow his feet and break off an underneath route. He also causes hesitation when he stacks moves, which allows him to quickly blow past defenders and unlock a new area of the field. On tape, Fedd shows good hands. He can pick the ball off his back hip and play above the rim if needed. He can track the ball nicely and layout while maintaining possession. Fedd is competitive in YAC opportunities, fighting through contact while protecting the ball. He also isn’t afraid to weave around the field to find new running lanes. Fedd’s best ball is ahead of him and should generate more FBS buzz as a result. He currently holds an offer from Central Michigan.