59. Jahleel Anthony Jahleel Anthony PA

Jahleel Anthony Jahleel Anthony PA now checks in at No. 59 after previously sitting No. 37 in the smaller rankings pool, a reflection of added competition rather than a lower evaluation. At 6’1, 175 pounds, Anthony still projects best at wide receiver even though defensive back remains an option for college programs. Offers from Miami of Ohio and Kent State remain on the table, though his recruiting has been quieter this offseason compared to last summer. That slower pace is the biggest reason for the slight movement in the rankings. I still view Anthony as an FBS caliber player with plenty of time for his recruitment to regain momentum. Another productive season should quickly remind coaches why he has remained this highly regarded.

Jahleel Anthony Jahleel Anthony PA is a special wide receiver. His speed and athleticism are off the charts. His ability to outjump defenders when they are even with him is impressive. If you throw it up near him, he will usually go up and catch it. He also shows a good ability to catch the ball and make defenders miss in the open field. He might have some of the best hands in the 2028 class because he catches anything thrown near him. Anthony is a big-time athlete in the 2028 class.

Jahleel Anthony Jahleel Anthony PA is a big-play machine as a wide receiver. His ability to make plays one-on-one is impressive. If he is matched up in man-to-man coverage, he is outstanding at getting past defensive backs. Then, if the ball is in the air, he attacks it. If it is a 50/50 ball, he usually comes down with the ball. He also catches the ball and does a good job of making plays after catching it. Anthony’s ball skills are great. He has the skills to improve next season as well.