McNair was a playmaker on both sides of the ball as a junior racking up 79 receptions for 1,200 yards and 18 touchdowns and picked off four balls as a DB earning him 1^st Team Offense and Defense. At 6’0” 185 lbs. he’s a plus route runner that creates separation by mixing up speeds and being creative at the top of his routes. Really impressed with his ability to track/adjust to the ball in the air, shows excellent body control and coordination. Exceptional ability after the catch, uses his speed to run away from defenders and also flashes good contact balance to break tackles and gain extra yardage. Recently committed to Air Force over an offer from Carroll College and a PWO from Idaho. Expect him to put up big numbers again as a senior.

McNair has game-breaking speed and plays past the whistle, creating some eye-opening film. He found tons of space last year with quickness, but needs to work on his hands and feet to get off the line with more physicality. His frame and relentless style inspire dreams of him blossoming into a great blocker and a possession receiver, which would combine with his speed for an excellent recruiting profile. He could force heads to turn by leading his Sunnyside team to more success in his senior year and will also compete at a Montana State camp in March. McNair is a sleeper of a name to watch in the next year.

Noah is one of the best wide receivers in the class of 2024 in the entire state. During his week 2 game against Post Falls HS he showcased those abilities. His route running was precise and on point throughout the game. He located the ball in the air outstanding all night. He finished the game with 10 catches for 139 yards and 1 touchdown. I’ll be watching this junior closely as the season goes on.