Season Stats: 26 Rec, 349 Yards, 5 TDs

The 5’10” 180 lbs slot WR is a menace in the middle of the field. The explosive lower body jumps off the tape from his powerful route running or sudden jukes or leaps to high point the football over the middle. That lower body strength has allowed him to possess acceleration that very quickly gets him to that top speed. Richard is utilized out of the backfield too. His tools allow him to be used in a variety of ways. Just get him the ball and let him work.

Stat Line: 6 Receptions, 142 Yards, 3 TDs, 2 INTs, 2 PBUs, 1 Pick Six

Take a bow, Richard! The dude went absolutely berserk on offense and defense, scoring three times on offense and another time on defense. The walking highlight reel proved to be too much of a mismatch for the opposition Friday night. He won just about every way that a WR can. He got behind the defense with speed, turned quick passes into long gains. Richard’s work after the catch was just as impressive as his work before the catch. DBs couldn’t wrap him up because he is so agile and elusive, making it hard to square him up. Leckie is a mismatch in every sense of the word and looks the part of one of the state’s best uncommitted seniors. Coaches, this is a playmaker you need to be after.

Richard is a playmaker to summarize it down to one word. He is always on the field, making an impact on offense, defense, and special teams. His 5’10” 180 lbs frame is very explosive, agile, and shifty, making him very tough to contain when he has the football in his hands or when he is running route on offense. Richard has fantastic ball skills and the ability to make the last second adjust, twist, or dive to corral the football and make the catch. It is impressive to watch Richard find ways to come down with the football despite not being the biggest WR. The playmaker is still looking for his next home. Coaches, tap into the highlights below.