Judah is apart of the West Michigan Drive 7v7 family so I am very familiar with his game. Britton reminds me of the old school X receiver that you line up on the backside by himself and let him work!

-Reliable Hands: Right now I would consider Judah as a possession receiver, he has mastered the art of the body catch which is a very underrated important skill as a receiver, improved catching so far this summer, is turning into a legit jump ball threat.

-Improved Route Running Ability: Has shown expansion in his route tree, much better separation on downfield routes, good long strides in his drive phase to really threaten DBs over top of him, good job attacking different CB leverages off the LOS.

-Physicality: Great size for a receiver prospect at 6’2 185 pounds, does not shy away from defensive contact or allow himself to get rerouted during route, great job hand fighting downfield with pressed DBs.

Judah was a big target on Sunday that was hard to miss. This 2029 wide out showed good burst for a I bigger target and displayed an excellent catch radius. Judah tested incredibly well displaying an almost 10 foot broad jump. When it came to individual drills I was very impressed with the attention to detail as he ran his routes. Judah made multiple catches on Sunday that were tough catches he made look easy. Judah came to camp on Sunday and made a believer out of me. Keep an eye out for this young wide out as his big summer is far from over.

Judah has the highest ceiling of anyone in this article. He’s a 6’1″ freshman who is an extremely fluid, natural athlete. A few great routes in warm-ups, and earned quite a few offensive snaps (≈60% if I had to guess). A couple of catches, and did a good job trying to earn RAC.

It seemed like Judah really, really wanted to be out there every play. I could see visible frustration when he was subbed out, and excitement when it was his time to come in.
Super promising player. Most of the time, great athletic traits + visible competitiveness usually = a future college prospect. By college prospect, I mean D2 at an absolute minimum. I’ll need to see a bit more from Judah, but I don’t think Power 4 is out of the question if he keeps on improving.