There was a time when I strongly thought he may turn into a Tight End. However, he now stands 6-foot-3 and 180 pounds and can really run. A great vertical threat out Southwest Florida.

On the west coast of Florida there’s a 6-foot-3, 185-pound Wide Receiver/Tight End prospect that coaches need to take note of quickly. We wrote about Wolny a few times last year, but after re-classing to the 2027 class this past off-season, he is playing on another level. With his size and speed there isn’t much he can’t bully himself into doing on the field for the Naples Gators. He runs routes like a Wide Receiver, which leads to a ton of versatility and creativity. On film he shows the ability to take screens and short/intermediate routes the distance with his open-field catch-and-carry prowess. The walking, breathing, receiving mismatch can also take the top off a defense and go vertical, easily outmuscling smaller Defensive Backs for balls in the air. Just how much speed Wolny adds during his transition into high school should dictate if he ultimately ends up at Wide Receiver or Tight End. If he ends up at the latter, the kid isn’t afraid to get physical and block if asked to, either. Reminds me a tremendous amount of another former Naples resident, and current Washington State Tight End, Andre Dollar.