Sheedy is another player who may not be a household name, but is primed to have a big 2026 season. He had modest statistics last season — 14 catches for 158 yards and two touchdowns — but was playing behind several talented skill-position players who have since graduated. He’s a superior athlete who will line up as a slot receiver in the fall. In addition to being a problem for defenses in the passing game, Sheedy will give Manchester West a big-play threat on the ground when it runs Jet Read.

If you like speed, you’ll like Sheedy. No player turned in a faster time in the 40-yard dash than Sheedy, who was clocked in 4.64 seconds. That was clearly his highlight during combine testing, but he showed good athleticism in other events as well. Sheedy completed his two turns in the shuttle run in 4.45 and 4.59 seconds, cleared 8-feet, 11 inches in the broad jump and finished the L Drill in 7.70.