Our WR2 in the 2028 Nebraska rankings surely has shown why his seperation ability is one of the best you’ll see in this 2028 class thus far is Omaha Westview’s Kingston Moore Kingston Moore 5'10" | 165 lbs | WR Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE . He has sneaky elusiveness in the open field after the catch as one that it seems dares the secondary to test him on his change of direction. You also have to put a high value on his straight-line and vision after the catch as Kingston is a pass-catcher that is very smooth with his lower body. This is a 2028 wide receiver in my eyes that you offer soon, not later.

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Despite still being one of the newer programs in the state, the Wolverines have shown that they can pump out talent consitently and that should continue with Kingston Moore Kingston Moore 5'10" | 165 lbs | WR Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE . Kingston developed excellent chemistry with his QB, ending the year with 43 receptions for 721 yards and nine touchdowns. Kingston is very twitchy at the line of scrimmage, with a great release off the ball and a sharp change of direction at the break-off point. Kingston has the straight-line speed to make defenses pay vertically, but he can also add some serious yards after the catch with his vision and ability to make defenders miss in the open field. Moore did a majority of his damage as the outside receiver, but he definitely has the capabilities to move inside or into the slot. Great hands, ball tracking, and ability to elevate to snag balls at the high point. Moore also adds extra value as a dangerous return man who can take a small crease for a big gain. Buy stock NOW!

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Sophomore Kingston Moore Kingston Moore 5'10" | 165 lbs | WR Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE exploded for a huge three-touchdown game in the Wolverines’ season opener win against Omaha South. Kingston put on an explosive display as he recorded two catches for 109 yards and a receiving touchdown. He also flashed on special teams with over 100 return yards and two punt returns for touchdowns. On offense, he did a great job using his speed to threaten defenses vertically while displaying great tracking ability on the deep ball. Strong hands and good concentration through the process. Kingston’s mix of top-tier vision and speed, along with his ability to find cutback lanes, showed why he was able to find paydirt twice (and almost a third). Exciting young prospect to monitor closely!