Claiming the number three spot on my list is Harris Denmyer Harris Denmyer 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Pulaski County | 2025 State KY , a wide receiver at Pulaski County High School. Denmyer is so dangerous offensively due to his ability to haul in the short pass as well as elevate off the ground to catch the deep pass. I also like how Denmyer can pull ahead of the defense after the catch, proving his breakaway speed and ability to muscle into the endzone.

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Harris Denmyer Harris Denmyer 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Pulaski County | 2025 State KY is another receiver that has been on my radar for a while now that continued to stand out this past season. He finished his junior year with 66 receptions for 1,047 yards and six touchdowns in 12 games. Harris lines up on the outside where he is able to use his speed to blow by opposing defensive backs. He also has shown the ability to use his speed and elusiveness in the open field to pick up yards after the catch. Denmyer has also shown some special teams value, returning one kickoff for a touchdown this past season. Harris hasn’t reported any college interest but is a player that college coaches should definitely have on their radar this season.

Harris Denmyer Harris Denmyer 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Pulaski County | 2025 State KY is a tough wide receiver prospect that specializes in creating mass separation with his route running and strength on the field. Denmyer, a 6’0 175lb 2025 grad from Pulaski County High School had an excellent 2022 season as he caught 39 receptions for 771 receiving yards and 8 receiving touchdowns in 12 games played (19.8 yards per reception). Harris possesses a solid range of different route cuts he uses to create more separation from the opposing defensive back. Especially on a go route, Denmyer’s strength through contact is top-tier for someone in his position as he can maintain top speed while pushing off opposing secondary defenders. Moreover, Denmyer’s strength is crucial for him to be able to break off multiple players when running with the football. Many of his receiving yards are gained after the catch since he can stay up despite lots of tackling attempts right at the time, he caught the ball. Many people could consider him a tight end for a lot of the strength and traits he possesses at the receiver position, however, his speed tops out most of all the tight end prospects in the state. Currently, Harris has not received as much collegiate interest but I believe he begin to see much more interest by the end of his upcoming junior season.

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Harris Denmyer Harris Denmyer 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Pulaski County | 2025 State KY is another receiver in the 2025 class that will be coming into a bigger role this season after being the WR2 in Pulaski County’s offense behind senior Chandler Godby Chandler Godby 5'9" | 170 lbs | WR Pulaski County | 2023 State KY . Last season, Denmyer finished with 39 receptions for 771 yards and eight touchdowns. Denmyer lines up on the outside and is a very dangerous deep threat, using his speed to run right by opposing defensive backs to create separation. He is also explosive after the catch. Denmyer has the speed to run away from the defense but also has the elusiveness to make defenders miss in the open field along with the strength to break tackles without losing stride. While Harris doesn’t currently hold any offers, he is definitely a player to keep an eye on as he has the talent to play somewhere at the next level.