O’Mari Johnson is a 6'1" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class.
Johnson attends Wesson in Mississippi.
Johnson's Player Profile was created on March 7, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
O’Mari
JohnsonWR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
170
HS
Wesson
|
MS
The Initial Top 10 of the Class of 2026
Totaling over 1,000 yards receiving in his first year of high school football, O’Mari Johnson is a rare...
Written by AJ Morreale
O’Mari
JohnsonWR
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
170
HS
Wesson
|
MS
2026 Watch List Wideouts to Know
Totaling over 1,000 receiving yards as a freshman, O’Mari Johnson could be one of the best 2026 wide...
Written by AJ Morreale
AJ Morreale | Prep Redzone Scout
AJ Morreale
Prep Redzone Scout
Totaling over 1,000 yards receiving in his first year of high school football, O’Mari JohnsonO’MariJohnson
6'1" | 170 lbs | WR
Wesson | 2026 StateMS
is a rare talent on the offensive side of the football. Johnson was force fed the ball through the run game and the pass game, allowing him to put up 24 total touchdowns. The sophomore stands at 6’0″ 180 and has a wirey frame he is not finished growing into yet. In the open field, Johnson is an absolute playmaker capable of taking a typical short gain all the way to the house at any point. He has great hands and a natural knack for route running. Johnson currently holds offers from LSU, Tennessee, FSU, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, and others.
Totaling over 1,000 receiving yards as a freshman, O’Mari JohnsonO’MariJohnson
6'1" | 170 lbs | WR
Wesson | 2026 StateMS
could be one of the best 2026 wide outs in the entire nation. At 6’0″ 170, he has good size for the position and is not even close to being done growing yet. Johnson is a rare athlete that already shows the ability to start and stop anywhere on the field and accelerate past defenders. This is the type of wide out you can move all over the formation to create favorable matchups and let him produce on both short breaking and vertical routes. Playing primarily in the slot last season, Johnson could continue to dominate in his role there, or could grow and be a college Z style receiver. With his natural hands and football ability, Johnson catches the ball well and can make some contested grabs downfield. Listing offers from Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, and Penn State, it won’t be long until most of the country has heard of the Wesson product. Expecting a big season in 2023 from Johnson and an incredibly bright future.