Nehemiah Coston brought energy and toughness every rep, competing hard whether in coverage or in space. He showed quick feet and strong change-of-direction ability, allowing him to stay in phase with shifty receivers. Coston was aggressive at the catch point and didn’t shy away from contact despite his size. His multi-position background was evident in his awareness and ability to react quickly. He stood out as a gritty competitor who consistently made plays.

Neimiah Coston is a compact and physical athlete who plays with toughness and energy. At 5’9”, 175 pounds, he has a strong build that allows him to handle contact and stay balanced. His ability to move in space and compete makes him a key contributor. Coston’s motor and effort stand out on the field. I am excited to see his level of competition this weekend.

Nehemiah Coston is a wide receiver who may not be the biggest player on the field, but he makes some of the biggest plays. His versatility is his strength as a prospect. Coston makes plays both catching and running the football from a variety of positions, including the slot and in the wildcat. His elusiveness, quickness and speed were all displayed on both an 80-plus and 50-plus yard runs as a wildcat quarterback. I’ve seen Coston in a camp setting, and he did a great job against press coverage during the 1v1s. I’d like to see him catching more passes on different routes in his highlights, but that’s not his fault. It’s impressive that he amassed almost 1,000 yards rushing and receiving during his freshman year.
I look forward to seeing how much he steps up his game this upcoming season.