Bentley measures in at 6’4 185-pounds. The WR is also a SF and a SG for Mountain Vista’s varsity basketball team. Last season, he had 26 receptions for 562 yards with 7 touchdowns. Bentley is the definition of a playmaker with a rare mixture of size, speed, and football ability. He has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, change of direction, and jumping. Good release. Bentley displays good route running ability and clean cuts into his route. Very good separation quickness. He uses his home run speed to blaze past defenders, fight through contact and re-route attempts, as well as exploiting zone coverage. Bentley has very good ball tracking, ball adjustment, catching, and body control. Uses his suction hands to pluck the ball out of the air and will toe tap on sideline passes. He’s also a physical dominate blocker. Creates running lanes with his very good strength out on the perimeter. Bentley is the full package at receiver and it won’t be long before colleges take note of his playmaking ability and blocking.  

Bentley possesses a rare combination of size and athleticism that makes him a matchup problem for opposing defenses. At 6’4, he has a large catch radius while maintaining the speed needed to separate from defenders. His ability to create space at the top of his routes allows him to consistently get open and he shows a natural feel for finding soft spots in coverage. Bentley recorded 26 receptions for 562 yards and seven touchdowns, showcasing his big play ability and effectiveness in the red zone. He excels at high pointing the football, using his frame to win contested catches and finish through contact. His skill set projects well to the next level, especially as he continues to develop physically. With increased exposure and continued production, Bentley is a prospect who could quickly transition from under the radar to highly sought after D1 prospect.