Miles Woods is a 6'2" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Woods attends Maryvale in Arizona.
Woods's Player Profile was created on January 16, 2025.
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Athletic 6’2” 170 lb. playmaker with a wide skillset and good positional versatility to impact the game from...
Written by Jordan Reyes
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WoodsWR
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
160
HS
Maryvale
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AZ
They Finally Got the Green Light: Arizona’s Transfer Takeover
Miles Woods didn’t just make a debut for Maryvale — he completely changed the temperature of that team....
Written by Hunter Tierney
Miles
WoodsWR
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
160
HS
Maryvale
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AZ
2027 Underrated Ball Carriers
In 9 games, Woods rushed for over 700 yards and 6 TD’s in 2024 at Carl Hayden. This...
Written by Nick Rock
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Miles WoodsMilesWoods
6'2" | 160 lbs | WR
Maryvale | 2027 StateAZ
is one of those players where the ranking feels like it’s more about what people haven’t seen than anything he can’t actually do. He only played five games at Maryvale after transferring in, but even in that short stretch he ended up averaging over 168 all-purpose yards per game. That’s the kind of production that makes you think a full season could get out of hand in a hurry. He’s a gifted athlete, but it’s not just straight-line speed with him. There’s a real smoothness to the way he moves once the ball is in his hands — fluid, controlled, hard to square up. You see it most on kick returns, where he can weave through traffic without needing to rely on big, dramatic cuts. It’s more about feel and balance than flash. On offense what stands out is his natural timing. He has soft, late hands and does a good job adjusting his routes to the ball in the air. After the catch, he’s tough to bring down because he stays composed and keeps his feet working through contact. Defensively, he shows good awareness reading the backfield and has the range to turn mistakes into big plays. He’s already starting to draw Division I interest, but if he puts together a full season of production, both his state ranking and receiver ranking could end up needing a big bump by the time it’s all said and done.
BLESSED!!! To announce my commitment to the University of Idaho! First I want to thank God blessing me with this opportunity. I’m grateful for my family, coaches, teammates, and everyone who has supported me throughout my journey. Go Vandals! 🪓🟡⚫️ pic.twitter.com/EWRGP1bgB3
Athletic 6’2” 170 lb. playmaker with a wide skillset and good positional versatility to impact the game from multiples spots . Savvy athleticism he plays with a natural feel and spatial awareness showing excellent twitch and quick agility that help him create separation as a route runner and be elusive wit the ball in his hands. Gets in and out of breaks cleanly and understands how to work leverage against defenders. Smooth tracking and adjustment ability with the ball in the air, attacks it and shows he can flash quick hands to play it outside his frame. Once the ball is secured, he becomes explosive and dangerous after the catch, using burst and fluid movement to turn routine plays into chunk gains. Initially offered by Northern Arizona, he’s got a great foundation of size and ability to build on and could be recruitable at multiple positions.
Miles WoodsMilesWoods
6'2" | 160 lbs | WR
Maryvale | 2027 StateAZ
didn’t just make a debut for Maryvale — he completely changed the temperature of that team. Right from the jump, you could tell he was on another level. Two touchdowns through the air, two interceptions on defense (one a pick-six), and close to 200 total yards when you factor in his return work — that’s a guy doing everything possible to win. He’s electric with the ball in his hands; the kind of player who makes defenders look silly with his ability to stop, start, and glide through traffic. You can see the natural feel he has for spacing, using quick cuts to create separation as a receiver and to close gaps as a defender. What stood out most was how smooth he looked tracking deep balls — adjusting mid-route like it’s second nature. Add in those reliable hands that quarterbacks love (and opponents hate), and it’s no surprise Maryvale looked like a completely different team once he stepped on the field.
In 9 games, Woods rushed for over 700 yards and 6 TD’s in 2024 at Carl Hayden. This year, he could see those numbers sky rocket as he transferred over to Maryvale and will play for the Carter’s, who have a successful history around the state in rebuilding programs. Wood’s is a speedy, shifty kid with dynamic ability to be a difference maker from a variety of spots. He can cut on a dime and flashes a nice stop and go stutter to frequently make opponents miss, making him a big threat in space.