I was fired up about Green after his junior season, where he flashed as a DB. As a senior, he exploded as a receiver and is headed to play that spot at Kennesaw State. This tape pops. His combination of size and speed makes him a prime candidate to grow into a go-to threat at the next level. He is a smooth mover, quick off the line, explosive at break points, and maintains his speed through cuts and changes of direction. He does all of that with a big catch radius. It’s still shocking he didn’t garner much P4 attention, but maybe that gives him a chip on his shoulder.

Arguably the fastest rising wide receiver in the state of Georgia. He has been electric with what he brings to the table, and remains to be one of the better players in the state of Georgia, as he just smashed a school record in his most recent game. That being when he finished the game with 260 receiving yards and four touchdowns on 10 catches. This is a school record, and is one of the more accomplished stat lines the state has seen all season long. He remains one of the better players in the state at the position, and you have to imagine that Chris Miller Chris Miller 6'2" | 200 lbs | QB Kennesaw Mountain | 2028 State GA remains thrilled to have him to throw to.

Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA ‘s emergence this year might be to the surprise of everyone else, but not to me. I was really impressed with Green last fall. He was a tall, fast, rangy, and extremely smooth DB prospect who later added an offer from Wazzu. What is surprising to me is the position he has exploded at. Green has proved the entire year that he is capable of being an X WR at the college level. Size, speed, the ability to threaten the middle of the field, he has it all. Green might be the biggest national sleeper in Georgia. I expect him to land at the FBS level, where he has the tools to lead a team, and maybe even a conference, in receiving.

Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA has had an electric season thus far. He is a wide receiver prospect with a lot of key traits showing up in the month of September. He is someone who shows a lot of speed and has great route running. His success has been with the ball in his hands as he is the favorite target for Chris Miller Chris Miller 6'2" | 200 lbs | QB Kennesaw Mountain | 2028 State GA .

Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA is having a prolific season as a receiver. After originally projecting him as a DB, he is starting to turn a lot of heads on offense. Here is a recent write up on him:

“ Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA  is one of my favorite 2026 prospects in Georgia, and I hold onto the belief that he is one of the most underrated prospects in the state, at least nationally. He is a massive cloud in the secondary with soft, quick footwork and fluid hips. He also plays both ways and contributed to the tune of 6 receptions for 155 yards and a TD in week 1. He has the tools to play at the D1 level as an X receiver. He has the size and leaping ability to climb the ladder, attacks the football when working back to the QB, and has the vertical drive off the line to set up opportunities both over the top and underneath.”

A two-way standout for Kennesaw Mountain on his way to a giant senior season, Green is a shifty, sure-handed athlete who dominated at wide receiver in week one last weekend. A big-time pass-catcher who can get open and take off down the field, Green caught six passes for 146 yards and one big touchdown, averaging an impressive 24 yards per catch. He can run, jump, and knows how to make a big play on the football. He’s one of the top overall athletes in the region and should continue to light up the stat sheet this fall.

Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA is one of my favorite 2026 prospects in Georgia, and I hold onto the belief that he is one of the most underrated prospects in the state, at least nationally. He is a massive cloud in the secondary with soft, quick footwork and fluid hips. He also plays both ways and contributed to the tune of 6 receptions for 155 yards and a TD in week 1. He has the tools to play at the D1 level as an X receiver. He has the size and leaping ability to climb the ladder, attacks the football when working back to the QB, and has the vertical drive off the line to set up opportunities both over the top and underneath.

I highlighted Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA late last year, and he has consistently been at the top of the list of players I want to see in person. I am hoping to check him off the list this spring. He hovers around 6’3 185 with the length to crowd passing lanes and challenge the catch point. He is long and rangy, but is also a smooth mover who doesn’t lag much in his back pedal and when changing direction. He isn’t afraid to come downhill and stick people as well. He has tacked on a few D1 offers this offseason, including one from Washington State. I imagine I won’t be the only person eager to watch him work this spring.

I highlighted Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA a few months ago. Then, he was a sleeper. Now, he has a P4 offer under his belt from Washington State. There is a lot to like about Green. He is one of the tallest safety prospects you’ll find across the map, coming in at 6’4 180. His length tangles up receivers and also threatens them vertically. He is a silky smooth mover, clicking from his backpedal to a sprint with ease, then violently closing and arriving at the football. Green is a big prospect with plenty of upside. He is a smooth mover with access to the entire field. Washington State won’t be his only offer.

Dylan Green Dylan Green 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR/DB Kennesaw Mountain | 2026 State GA is a fast-rising DB prospect starting to generate a little buzz out of Kennesaw Mountain. He is now listed at 6’3 170 and is clearly not done growing mass-wise. Green is an impressive size-speed prospect at S. He possesses the range and speed needed to chase down the football and run with receivers while also playing with the length needed to crowd and attack the catch point.

Green likes to strike, something he will get better at as he gets bigger. He is super fluid and doesn’t hesitate when he clicks and closes. I can’t find verified speed, but it flashes when he has a direct path to the ball carrier. He arrives on time and helps keep the edges of the defense sealed. On tape, he is shot off the edge as a blitzer on occasion, speed and explosiveness shine on those reps.

More than light on his feet to mirror a receiver. He has a clean backpedal, smooth hips, and doesn’t lag when he turns to run. He frequently survives the top of the route against receivers, and when he remains in phase, he is nearly impossible to throw over. This year, he has produced against the ball.

Green is still a new name to me and somebody I am going to track closely. He will need to get height and verified speed numbers on the camp scene, but I still believe he grades out as an FBS-caliber defender.

Grade: FBS