Rankings Jump: #157 to #115rnRyan was able to fully break out this fall and dominate his opponents. The way he plays had me thinking he was even bigger that his listed 6’2″ 180 lbs. Ryan has no problem playing above the rim, high pointing the ball, and muscling the ball away from DBs. The big man has excellent hands and body control allowing him to reel it in from awkward angles. Ferguson proved to be a vertical, big play threat who was able to get behind the defense with his long strides too. Ryan made big strides over the past year, and that has me excited for how much better he can get at MNSU- Mankato.

The athlete that I look to to keep the defense spread out is senior WR Ryan Ferguson Ryan Ferguson 6'2" | 180 lbs | WR Germantown | 2024 State WI . Ryan has proven to be a big play threat on a week to week basis. He has put together a season with 28 receptions, 682 yards, and 6 TDs. What stands out most is his 24.4 yds/rec. Ryan is a bigger receiver, but he excels at stretching the field, and then using that size to go and get the ball at the highest point. If he can get behind defenses Germantown is going to be in good position on offense.

The 6’2″ 180 lbs WR is a developing outside prospect. Ryan is a long striding receiver who shows glimpses of savvy route running and releases at the line. His body control and balance is still developing, and with that will come improved route running on the routes that require sharp breaks. Right now, Ferguson is a deep threat with solid straight line speed. His long arms give him the ability to always create separation between the ball and DB. Ferguson does an impressive job of tracking the ball deep downfield. He runs underneath the ball, and also makes impressive catches through contact. The concentration and soft hands always gives him a chance at making the catch.

The first standout from the group was junior WR Ryan Ferguson Ryan Ferguson 6'2" | 180 lbs | WR Germantown | 2024 State WI out of Germantown High School. The 6’2″ 180 lbs athlete tested well with a 4.85 40 yard dash, 4.47 shuttle time, and back to back 9’6″ broad jumps. That short area burst was on display in the one on ones. The big target was able to release off the line and get to top speed quickly. From there the long strider was at his best when he went deep down the field and used that big catch radius to go and get the ball over defenders. If you go over to his highlights you will see a lot of the same. A big target that stretches the field and wins by attacking the ball in the air before defenders can get to it.