Randall is another prospect I have now had a few looks at in person and have data points to back it up. Athletically he demonstrates explosiveness with a 116″ broad jump and an ability to change directions quickly with a 4.19 second pro agility. Randall showcased his abilities at the PSR Combine only to follow up that live performance with another stellar one in Madison. Randall made a very impressive sliding catch that had caused the sideline spring into an uproar, as he slid like he was breaking up a double play and secured the ball for a big gainer.

Randall, one of the few in attendance representing Morris County, is another FCS-caliber talent that was showcased. Blessed with great size for the WR position, Randall also has the skills to back that up. Highly proficient at route running, Randall was one of the few receivers I took note of that ran the full gamut of routes in the route tree. He tracked the deep ball’s flight in the air very well, managed to gain a step when running sharp-breaking intermediate patterns, and made everyone know he can make a play with the ball in his hands with the short pass. There were few questions left unanswered about the precision in his craft: this prospect is a tactician.

Greg Randall Greg Randall 6'1" | 195 lbs | WR Madison | 2024 State NJ was a do it all player for Madison in 2022. The 6’1″ Athlete lined up mostly from the running back position, but could be found in the slot as well. A slippery ball carrier, Greg is extremely quick when the ball is in his hands. He’s not only a threat lining up behind the quarterback, but his skills extend to catching and being a return man on special teams. He has reliable hands, and can turn up field quickly to make a play after the catch. Greg’s future is bright, and it will be exciting to see how good he can be his senior year. Madison finished the season 6-3 and 3rd in the American Gold division, but don’t be surprised if they make a push for the division in 2023.