Kysheem Prunty is a 5'10" Athlete in the 2027 class.
Prunty attends Williamstown in New Jersey.
Prunty's Player Profile was created on June 24, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Kysheem
PruntyATH
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
155
HS
Williamstown
|
NJ
Prospects Ready For Huge 2026 Seasons
Next up is Kysheem Prunty , a 5-foot-10, 160-pound athlete who brings real versatility to the table. He...
Written by Earnest Daniels
Kysheem
PruntyATH
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
155
HS
Williamstown
|
NJ
2027 Player Rankings: Must-See Prospect Film, Part XII
Mostly playing receiver, Kysheem Prunty has shown the propensity to get behind cornerbacks and threaten deep. However, make...
First, his athleticism stands out. More importantly, he plays under control. That shows up on defense. From depth, he fills gaps. He supports the run. He makes clean, open-field tackles. He stays disciplined as a deep safety, reads route concepts well, and rarely puts himself out of position. When the ball is in the air, he tracks it and makes plays.
Meanwhile, on offense, Prunty flashes strong body control. He tracks the deep ball well and finishes through contact on contested catches. Add in his kick-return touchdown on special teams, and the explosiveness is obvious.
Overall, Prunty offers a complete skill set. His size may raise questions, but the tape answers many of them. At minimum, he projects as an FCS-level prospect. However, with a breakout season, he has a real chance to push onto Division I radars in 2026.
Mostly playing receiver, Kysheem PruntyKysheemPrunty
5'10" | 155 lbs | ATH
Williamstown | 2027 StateNJ
has shown the propensity to get behind cornerbacks and threaten deep. However, make no mistake about it: speed is not the only element to his game. On tape we see Prunty out-muscle defenders for both the ball and additional yardage with his seemingly-strong hands. Prunty is one of those players I would describe as better with the ball in his hands than he necessarily is a true receiver, as he has vision and the ability to create for himself. Regardless of where you line him up, the ball is best in Prunty’s hands. I would say his route running is efficient as he is capable of creating space with fakes; whereas his high pointing and vertical leap can improve. I wish to see more defensive film on Prunty’s tape, as it will only make him more attractive for colleges to showcase his versatility.