Ryan is a balanced receiver who contributes as both a possession target and occasional vertical threat. He’s steady and assignment sound. Ryan had 85 receptions for 1,344 receiving yards and 16 Touchdowns.

Ryan had a noticeable impact at the camp, showing why he’s a prospect to watch at receiver. In route-running drills, he ran precise, sharp patterns, using quick feet and smooth cuts to create separation. During catching drills, Ryan displayed reliable hands and excellent body control, securing passes cleanly even in contested situations. In cone and agility drills, he moved with balance and fluidity, changing direction quickly while staying under control.

Ryan showed natural ability as a route runner with strong competitive energy throughout the day. In individual drills, he worked with sharp footwork and clean transitions, making quick adjustments when asked to refine details in his routes.

In one-on-one competition, he played with confidence and urgency. He created separation through timing and change of direction, not just speed. When the ball was thrown his way, he attacked it decisively and competed through contact at the catch point. His focus and consistency in tight coverage situations stood out.

Ryan has been electric this season, putting up over 900 yards and 11 touchdowns while showing just how dangerous he can be with the ball in his hands. His twitchy movement and sudden bursts of speed make him a nightmare for defenders in open space. He’s the kind of receiver who can turn a short gain into a big play at any moment, using quick footwork and sharp cuts to create separation. Ryan’s explosiveness, paired with his ability to finish plays and find the end zone, has made him one of the most exciting and consistent offensive threats in his area this year.

19 catches | 363 yards | 5 touchdowns

Taylor delivered a performance that will be remembered for a long time. Hauling in 19 receptions, he shredded the defense for more than 360 yards while finding the end zone five separate times. This type of production is rare at any level, and Taylor showed why he is one of the most dangerous offensive weapons in the state.

Ryan had a huge game, hauling in 6 receptions for 143 yards and 3 touchdowns. He showed excellent route running, hands, and the ability to make big plays in the red zone, proving to be a reliable and explosive weapon for his team.