S’marion Coleman S’marion Coleman 5'11" | 175 lbs | WR Mojave | 2027 State NV is an electric playmaker who brings speed, shiftiness, and creativity to the receiver position. He excels in space, using quick cuts and acceleration to leave defenders behind and generate big plays. Coleman’s versatility allows him to be used in multiple ways, whether on the outside, in the slot, or on designed touches. His recent Division I offers reflect his rising stock and growing reputation as a dangerous offensive weapon. As he continues to add strength and refine his game, Coleman has the potential to become one of the most exciting players in the state.

Coleman added an offer from Army in late February. The fourth-ranked wideout in Nevada’s 2027 class has proven to be one of the most explosive playmakers in the state over the past two seasons and is coming off a productive junior campaign in which he posted 848 receiving yards and 7 TDs on just 41 catches. He’s a constant threat to take it the distance anytime he touches the ball with the exceptional speed and quickness he possesses. Coleman picked up his second D-I offer from Weber St. in January.

Coleman continues to stand out as the most explosive playmaker on the Mojave offense. The #4-WR in his class has totaled 764 receiving yards and 6 TDs on just 38 catches this season. He’s a versatile offensive weapon that’s a constant threat to take it the distance anytime he touches the ball on screens, jet sweeps, or deep shots. He can accelerate past the first line of defense, has the speed to get the edge on the perimeter, and demonstrates great body control as a pass-catcher. Coleman has 360 receiving yards and 3 TDs in his past two games heading into Mojave’s first round matchup against Las Vegas and will be a major factor in the Rattlers’ playoff success.

Coleman caught 8 passes for 247 yards and 2 TDs in Mojave’s 27-16 win over Centennial on Friday. The state’s fourth-ranked junior WR showed his explosive playmaking and downfield skillset getting in behind the secondary consistently. He’s one of the best playmakers and overall athletes in his class and a constant threat to take it the distance anytime he touches the ball. Coleman picked up his first offer from UNLV over the summer and should continue to generate D-I interest with his level of play this season.

Coleman just picked up his first offer from UNLV at the Rebels’ camp this week. The fifth-ranked wideout in the state’s 2027 class broke out as Mojave’s leading receiver with over 550 yards and 6 TDs on 18 catches as a sophomore. He’s a skillful athlete that proved to be an explosive playmaker with the ball in his hands for the 4A state champs. Coleman’s stock is trending up coming into the summer.

Coleman made the leap from watchlist prospect to the #5-WR with the explosive playmaking he showed as the leading receiver for the 4A state champs. Averaged an impressive 31 YPC on 18 receptions for 562 yards and 6 TDs. Quicky, twitchy athlete that can blow by defenders with natural burst and acceleration. High-utility weapon on offense that can turn jet sweeps and quick-hitters into explosive gains. Flashes some promising WR skills and fluidity as a route-runner and will be one to keep an eye on as we get a better idea of the full scope of his skillset and level of development over the coming seasons. Coleman’s on the radar as one of the most explosive wideouts at this stage of the Nevada 2027 cycle.

Coleman’s an athletic wideout that should offer some playmaking value for Mojave’s offense in his upcoming sophomore season. He’s a savvy, quick-footed route-runner that can create separation on the front-end with creative releases and effective change of speeds. He tracks the ball well as a pass catcher and can fight through contact in tight 1v1 coverage. Look for Coleman to carve out a role on a Mojave offense that returns several top producers from last season’s WR group.