Jacob was impressive at camp proving why he’s a natural slot receiver. His shiftiness and quick feet allowed him to create separation consistently during one on one competition. Jacob showed confidence throughout the day and was making it difficult for DBs stay attached to him in space. He was later offered by UIW after camp.

Jacob is a smooth and reliable wide receiver who consistently shows strong fundamentals on film. He runs clean routes with good pacing, understands leverage, and creates separation with sharp cuts at the top of his routes. Jacob tracks the football well, shows dependable hands, and adjusts naturally to throws in the air. After the catch, he displays vision and balance to pick up extra yards and move the chains. His awareness, consistency, and ability to win in key situations make him a dependable target in the passing game.

A big-play wideout who led his district in receiving yards, Watson hauled in 33 catches for 580 yards, averaging an impressive 14 yards per reception. His ability to stretch the field and make explosive plays after the catch will be crucial in opening up the offense in round one.

A rising young talent who adds even more firepower to Richardson’s passing game. Watson is shifty in space, lightning quick in short areas, and has elite hip flexibility that allows him to create separation in tight windows. His body control and reliable hands make him a quarterback’s best friend. With game-breaking ability after the catch, Watson has the tools to become one of the most dangerous slot receivers in the 2028 class over the next three years.