Malosi Shepard is a 6'4" Wide Receiver in the 2029 class.
Shepard attends Skyridge in Utah.
Shepard's Player Profile was created on October 1, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
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UT
2029 Rankings: Playmakers to Know
Malosi has made the most out of his offseason. He’s trimmed down the weight and added good muscle...
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
Offseason Analysis: Pass Catchers
Malosi is a receiver who has put on good muscle and trimmed down the body fat this offseason....
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
2029 Rankings: The Top 5
Malosi projects as a prototypical X-receiver. He has a great frame and should get to the 6’4-6’5 range...
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
Beehive Buzz: Live Look- Lehi JV
Malosi has great size and has a frame to continue to add 20 lbs of good weight on...
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
6A-Region 3 Preview Lehi
Shepard is a late transfer-in but has quickly made his presence felt. He’ll likely start off on Thursday...
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
Top 9 of 2029
Shepard has great size and projects as a true X-receiver with great ball skills. He has good footwork,...
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
Royal Clash 7’s: Additional players who made an impression
During the 7’s event, Shepard popped on several occasions and played against guys two to three years older...
Written by Andy Pham
Malosi
ShepardWR
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
200
HS
Skyridge
|
UT
Spring Showcase: West, Lone Peak, Orem, Mountain Ridge PT1
Shepard had a fantastic showing, and for many coaches, it was their first time seeing him. He has...
Written by Andy Pham
Andy Pham | Prep Redzone Scout
Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Malosi has made the most out of his offseason. He’s trimmed down the weight and added good muscle to his frame. He’s done a good job of improving his release off the line and is a receiver who has strong hands and easily catches outside of his frame. He does a good job of winning at all three levels and he should be part of the rotation this year for Skyridge. He has a large catch radius, and moves well for his frame, his lateral movement has also improved this offseason.
Malosi is a receiver who has put on good muscle and trimmed down the body fat this offseason. He’s reforming his body and that has made his release be crisp and quicker. He wins at all three levels and is a receiver who is athletic, shows strong hands and has good concentration at the catch point. He wastes little motion once the ball is in his hands and does well creating after the catch. He’s a receiver who will be having offers come his way.
Malosi projects as a prototypical X-receiver. He has a great frame and should get to the 6’4-6’5 range and be a physical 200+ lb receiver. He moves well, is good off the line, and has great footwork. He easily creates separation and is a player who is strong at the catch point and does well high-pointing the ball. He shows good speed and will be a redzone and greenzone monster. Malosi wins at all three levels and gets vertical with ease. He’ll be coveted by Power-Four programs and should be a multi-year starter, with exceptional traits to like.
Malosi has great size and has a frame to continue to add 20 lbs of good weight on him. He projects as a true alpha receiver. He is good off the line, has great footwork for his class, and moves exceptionally well. He is an athletic mover who has good quickness and burst in his game. He creates separation with ease and moves well laterally. He is strong at the catch point and does well with high-pointing the ball. He does well creating after the catch and has good physicality to his game. He is going to be a red zone monster with his frame, and he already knows how to use his frame to shield his defender and make contested catches much easier for him. He is an exceptional talent and is a Power-Four recruit, and has all the tools you want to see in a multi-year starter at the next level.
Shepard is a late transfer-in but has quickly made his presence felt. He’ll likely start off on Thursday nights, and even with the depth that Lehi has, I will bet on him suiting up on Fridays and being part of the rotation. He is too good of a player to be kept off the field, at any level. He can win at the boundary or inside as a big slot. He uses his size to his advantage, has good footwork, and is strong at the catch point and tracks the ball well. He’s a player who is waiting to blossom; he’s a name to know now.
Shepard has great size and projects as a true X-receiver with great ball skills. He has good footwork, good off the line, has great ball-tracking skills, is strong at the catch point, and creates separation and moves well laterally. Shepard has good physicality and has a great upside. He’s a Power-Four recruit and is an exceptional receiver for the class.
During the 7’s event, Shepard popped on several occasions and played against guys two to three years older than him and more than held his own. He has good footwork and is already a nuanced route runner. Shepard creates separation and is strong at the catch point. He had a great day; he’s a future Power-Four recruit. Elite upside.
Shepard had a fantastic showing, and for many coaches, it was their first time seeing him. He has great size, excellent footwork, and exceptionally soft hands with a large catch radius. He is an elite prospect in the 2029 class and a Power-Four talent. He has a bright future and will only grow into his frame. He should get to 6’4 and over 210 lbs.