Drumm emerged as a dynamic playmaker with the ability to threaten defenses vertically and win the 50/50 ball. He finished the season with 1,013 receiving yards and nine touchdowns, consistently showcasing speed and strong ball tracking skills. Drumm adds versatility to his profile, highlighted by an end around touchdown that displayed his open field ability. His willingness to attack the football in traffic makes him a reliable downfield option and a redzone weapon. Committed to West Virginia, Drumm brings field stretching speed and physicality to the Mountaineers’ offense. His combination of explosiveness and competitive edge projects well as he transitions to the Power Four level.

Drumm just received an offer from West Virginia, and it’s very deserving. The 6’3 185-pound number 1 receiver for Arapahoe had 4 receptions for 68 yards and 2 touchdowns. He has very good athletic ability due to very good jumping, acceleration, speed, and good change of direction. Very good release at the line of scrimmage. Doesn’t matter who’s in front of him, he’s dominating with his quick feet and 1,2 shake at the line of scrimmage. Very good separation quickness due to his athletic ability, play strength, and mental processing. He’ll either outrun the defender, find an open void to exploit, or out muscle the defender to get open. Very good ball tracking and catching. He plucks the ball out of the air with his suction hands. Very good body adjustment and control. He keeps his feet in bounds on sideline throws, and goes up for the contested catch. After the catch, he uses his physicality to run through defender, or out run them. Drumm is a beast and deserving of that P4 offer.