Pisciotta is a big body receiver with a large catch radius. The 6’3 185-pound receiver had 61 receptions for 1118 yards with 14 touchdowns, 27 total tackles (22 solo, 5 assisted), 3 INT, and 4 PD. Pisciotta has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, change of direction with good jumping. Rare ability to accelerate and decelerate, back to acceleration. Very good release. Uses his quick feet to beat the defensive back at the line of scrimmage. Very good separation quickness due to out running the receiver at the top of the route and finding voids in the zone. Very good catching and ball tracking skills. Good body control and adjustment. He’ll gain extra yards after contact due to juking out the defender, running through them, or using a stiff arm. Great receiver who deserves more looks by colleges.

Pisciotta showed out in the win over Discovery Canyon. The 3 receptions for 69 yards and 2 touchdowns, with 66 total return yardage. The 6’3 185-pound receiver has very good athletic ability due to very good jumping, acceleration, speed, and good change of direction. Very good release against both off coverage and press jam. He’s smooth going into his route with his very good separation quickness. Uses good mental processing to sit in an open void and exploit it. Pisciotta has very good ball tracking and catching skills. He is a great jump ball specialist and will come down with the contested catch. All season he has been a consistent bucket for his QB, and this playoff game was no different. I wouldn’t be surprised to see him go over 100 plus yards next game.

Pisciotta has quietly put together an impressive senior campaign built on precision and consistency. With 31 receptions for 461 yards and four touchdowns, Pisciotta has become a reliable target who moves the chains and keeps drives alive. His crisp route running and understanding of defensive coverage allow him to get open in big moments. While he may not always deliver the flashiest plays, Pisciotta’s ability to create separation with his speed and technique makes him a key figure in this offense. He plays with poise and confidence, serving as a steady presence for his quarterback each week. Pisciotta’s work ethic and production have made him a trusted weapon and a key contributor in his team’s aerial attack.

I’ve spoken about Pisciotta before, and I’m pounding the table again for him. Measures in at 6’3 185 pounds and plays WR/FS. Last season he had 56 receptions for 985 yards and 10 touchdowns, 19 total tackles (8 solo, 3 assisted), 4 INT, 2 PD, and 2 FR. Very good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, speed, acceleration, and jumping. Uncanny ability to accelerate and decelerate. Very good release at the line of scrimmage. Very good separation quickness due to his play strength, mental processing, or athletic ability. He’ll use his physicality to win through the route, sit in a void patiently, or outrun the DB entirely. Very good ball tracking skills and catching. Very good at contested catches. Pisciotta is a fantastic blocker as well. Brings the physicality and aggressiveness needed to win. Keep following this young man!

Pisciotta was 2^nd in junior receiving yardage. The 6’3 185-pound WR/FS had 56 receptions for 985 yards and 10 touchdowns. On the defensive side, he had 19 total tackles (8 solo, 3 assisted) 4 INT, 2 PD, and 2 FR. If he was on a 4A or 5A team, he’d be the number 1 WR on that team. This kid can ball. He has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, change of direction, and good jumping. His ability to accelerate, decelerate, back to acceleration is phenomenal. Pisciotta has very good release against both off coverage and press jam. Consistently beating the DB at the LOS. First play on his highlight reel, is him having a 1-handed grab in traffic and bringing it to the house. Very good separation quickness due to his athletic ability and play strength. He fights through contact during the route and succeeds. Very good ball tracking skills. Very good catching. He’ll jump up and come down with the contested catch. Holds onto the ball after taking a big hit. He bounced off and kept going. Home run speed. His blocking is stellar. He looks very engaged and brings a tenacity to him. I’m very impressed with his film and play in all aspects. Mark my words, Pisciotta will be playing on Saturdays.

Pisciotta’s size and skill make him a quarterback’s dream and a defensive back’s nightmare. With 56 receptions for 985 yards and 10 touchdowns, he averaged an eye-popping 17.6 yards per catch. His ability to stretch the field and outmuscle defenders in jump-ball situations solidifies his reputation as one of the premier threats in 3A.

Pisciotta is another dual position star who impacted his team both offensively and defensively. The 6’3 185-pound WR/FS had 6 receptions for 120 yards and 2 touchdowns. Defensively, he had 1 interception and 1 pass deflection. Pisciotta has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, very good change of direction, good speed, and good acceleration. Uncanny ability to accelerate, decelerate, back to accelerate. He used this skill to make the DB miss, allowing him the touchdown. Pisciotta has good release against both press jam and off coverage. He uses his very quick feet to get the jump on the DB. He has good separation quickness due to mental processing and play strength. Pisciotta identifies a zone and exploits it. He’ll fight through contact during the route, and uses his strength to be victorious. Very good ball tracking. Very good catching. Goes out and attacks the ball. Pisciotta uses his lengthy arms to extend, then uses his suction hands to catch in front of him. He even had a crazy one-handed interception highlighting these abilities. Even though his team lost, Pisciotta ended his season on a high note.

Pisciotta showcased his talent as a dynamic wide receiver, finishing with 9 receptions for 153 yards and 1 touchdown. Standing at 6’2”, Pisciotta used his wide catch radius to haul in difficult throws, while his speed stretched the defense vertically. His ability to find open space and turn short catches into significant yardage kept the defense on its heels. Pisciotta’s combination of size and speed made him a mismatch against defenders, and he was able to exploit it to the fullest. His touchdown highlighted his knack for getting behind the secondary, he will continue to be a player to know.