We wrap things up with a more raw prospect in the Class of 2026. Liam is a long striding runner who eats up ground with those strides as he works to get behind DBs. He doesn’t quite have the body control to make the sudden breaks to be an effective route runner, yet. That will come with time. Right now, Liam is a redzone monster and an after the catch problem to contain. He relies on his physical superior to win, and the works most of the time. Check out the raw, high upside prospect.

Another big-bodied pass catcher high up on the introductory PRzIL 2026 rankings, Bradley-Bourbonnais 2026er Liam Martin clocks in as the #31 overall ranked prospect and #8 ranked WR as a 6’3, 195 lb. rising sophomore. Also a stud baseball player who runs with Chicago Elite’s 15U squad and a JV hooper with the Boilermakers this winter, Martin was a big play wideout from the X position, showing off solid speed for his size, ability to high point the football well, and long arms/soft hands that he extends and uses to pluck the ball out of the air with DBs right on his butt. He’s also got a little bit of juice after the catch and the ability to drop his hips and change direction well for a big guy running routes. Already a major red zone and goalline threat, Martin could see TE in his future if he continues to grow, but the coordination and movement skills are already shining through as a bigger WR at his age. The Boilermakers are another squad with a promising 2026 class at the top end!