Matthew Ott is a 6'1" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Ott attends Elkhorn in Nebraska.
Ott's Player Profile was created on February 25, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Matthew
OttWR
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
Elkhorn
|
NE
Two-Way NE 2027s Deserving Of More Attention
(@MatthewOtt73427) The Antlers didn’t have the season they hoped for last year, but will have the pieces to...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Matthew
OttWR
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
Elkhorn
|
NE
PRZNE 2027 Watchlist | DBs to Know
Very impressive athlete from the Antler’s 2027 group! Matthew Ott had a great season playing cornerback for the...
The Antlers didn’t have the season they hoped for last year, but will have the pieces to turn it around this fall with players like Matthew OttMatthewOtt
6'1" | 180 lbs | WR
Elkhorn | 2027 StateNE
leading the charge. Matthew is a dynamic receiver and DB who erupted with 32 catches, 578 yards, and 4 receiving touchdowns, while also recording 19 tackles, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery on defense. Matthew proved to be quite the deep-ball threat, with three receiving touchdowns over 60 yards (88 long), displaying his explosiveness and ability to stretch defenses vertically. He is also capable of working the short and intermediate areas of the field using his clean route running to create separation. Ott possesses solid length, which he uses well to maximize his catch radius and make catches outside his frame. He has strong hands to secure passes at the catch point and can be physical with DBs when going up for jump balls. Matthew has also shown a high ceiling on defense, playing with great fluidity in coverage and using his ball skills to disrupt passes at the catch point. Solid prospect to get a closer look at this summer!
Very impressive athlete from the Antler’s 2027 group! Matthew OttMatthewOtt
6'1" | 180 lbs | WR
Elkhorn | 2027 StateNE
had a great season playing cornerback for the Elkhorn freshman team and even showed he can impact the return game. Matt does a great job in coverage, where he looks disciplined and instinctive. He can read the QB very well and is quick to break on the ball once he sees it int he air. Good use of hands to deflect passes. Very physical and tough— Matt has no issue taking on perimeter blocks to step up and defend the run.