Raymond comes in #4 overall and the #2 WR in the 2030 rankings debut and is the #1 WR in the state of MD. He is leading all 2030 MD WRs in reception yards so far this season as well. I got to see him live earlier this season and he immediately stood out in warm ups. Possessing a nice tall & long frame with good length in his arms, he easily passes the eye ball test for a young WR prospect. Raymond showcase impressive speed and burst after the catch. He put that skills set on display the other week when he took a short hitch route, turned up field and raced down the sideline out running the defense to take it 84yds for the score. He’s got natural hands, routinely catching the ball away from his body & uses his length to reach out and meet it in air. Raymond is also a sharp route runner and physical WR. He can get himself open and then break tackles for big YAC.

A versatile do it all WR with a great overall skill set Raymond has high potential as a prospect and should continue to battle for the #1 WR spot in future rankings. Colleges feel the same as Raymond already holds offers from Notre Dame and PSU with plenty of interest from others.

Raymond Queen caught four passes for 85 yards and showcased explosiveness after the catch. With Ferguson drawing a lot of attention, it meant that other receivers would have an opportunity to step up and make plays. While he didn’t catch any touchdown passes, he had two catches that put the Eagles in great field position. One catch, of the short variety, put the Eagles in a first-and-goal situation from the 4-yard line. Queen’s biggest catch of the game came in the second quarter. He ran a post pattern, and the quarterback caught him in stride as he got behind the defense. The play resulted in a 38-yard gain and put McDonogh at Mt. Zion Prep’s 1-yard line (Oshegbo would score on the next play). Queen’s ability to get separation, along with his speed, was what stood out to me against Mt. Zion Prep.