A natural athlete with impressive length and versatility, Haley is a promising defender due to his fluid hips, frame, and quick feet. He can change directions quickly and knows how to make a play on the ball. A sure-handed wide receiver on offense, Haley hauled in 47 passes last season as a junior for 566 yards and six touchdowns. He brings easy Power Four talent and saw a new offer come his way from UNLV. He looks like a D1-player already and will be one of the region’s best overall players in 2026. Ranked as the No. 108 prospect in the state, Haley could easily see his ranking rise over time.

An elusive wideout with impressive speed and dependable hands, Haley is a natural athlete who can make big plays on both sides of the ball. At wideout, Haley is a threat to make a big play any time he has the ball. The lean, sure-handed pass-catcher caught 23 passes for 395 yards and four touchdowns. His best game came against Habersham Central where he caught four passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns. Look for him to improve upon those numbers in a big way as a junior next fall with the potential to see some D1 offers come his way.

Super long and lanky. Has plenty of room to fill out. Developing top gear, but. LJ of 21+ feet indicates some athleticism. Smooth back pedal. Finds himself in position to make a play on the ball. Plays both ways. Some upside here.

A ball-hawk at the cornerback position who picked off an eye-opening 10 passes last year on defense, Haley is a dynamic prospect up in Flowery Branch who made big plays in all three area of the game. One of the more productive defensive backs across the state among all classifications last year, Haley is a playmaking machine who made quarterbacks pay just about every time they threw it his way. He deserved to be added to the latest rankings and is now ranked by Prep Redzone as the No. 14 DB and the No. 80 overall prospect in the state for the 2027 class.