Noah comes in as the #1 WR to go along with #2 ranking and top player from DC. He has nice size for a freshman WR, standing all of 6’2″ with solid length & frame. Noah is a WR capable of getting a nice release of the snap. With a long smooth gliding stride, he eats up space and get on DBs toes in limited steps. Noah also showcases a big catch radius & strong hands. A vertical threat he goes up and high points the ball over the defenders head to make big catches. I saw him in person earlier this year in SJC’s big win over Spalding (MD) and Noah had a big key reception for the Cadets. Pressing the DB and getting over top of him, and then making a tough over the shoulder catch showing good tracking & ball skills. With a nose for the end zone as well and is a great red zone threat, Noah uses his size/length/athleticism to make big plays.

Already holding a handful of P4 offers, including LSU, Auburn, MD. If Noah continues to develop his route running and can post a good 40 time at camps in the future, he has the potential to be a National Recruit with his skill set.

Making the trip up I-95 was Noah Manning. With a plethora of offers already, Manning did a great job of creating space when running curl routes, doing so with his body. I do, however, think that with his size Manning could be an outstanding tight end. This belief is reinforced by the lack of true explosion that was absent from him on the day.

Heading down south we take a look at Maryland. The Future St. John’s College prospect is an elite pass catcher and was the WR MVP from this past weekend. Manning is an elite prospect who has elite speed and excellent hands off the line. He makes contested catches look easy, and makes an impact everytime he is on the field. Manning is an elite force to watch moving forward.

Your Rize National Prep Redzone Showcase MVP is Noah Manning. The St. John’s College prospect had an impressive day in Jackson Twp. He burned a few DB’s and showcased elite footwork, and a quick get off the line. He is a perfect prospect with a high elite ceiling, and it showed in The Dome. Manning showcased fluid hips sharp cuts and the ability to make any catch regardless of coverage, or contest.

Noah Manning is an outstanding talent as a wide out and defensive back. He has excellent ball skills at both ends and can really do a lot to help his team be successful. Manning holds multiple D1 offers so far in just the 2030 class including Maryland. He will be a huge playmaker at the “RIZE” in New Jersey, just watch!

Speaking of underclassmen with offers, receiver Noah Manning Noah Manning 6'3" | 185 lbs | WR St. John's College | 2030 State MD received his first back in January from LSU, he too is registered to attend. Manning is 6’3 and will be a nightmare to cover during the 1vs1s. We have a good amount of upperclassmen playing defensive back tomorrow that are going to welcome the matchup.