Steven caught my attention with the way he runs his routes. He understands that getting open isn’t always about being the fastest guy on the field he can sell one direction, get a defender leaning, and then break away from him. I like the detail he shows with his footwork at the top of the route, especially when he needs to create that extra bit of separation.

Harper Jr. brings a dynamic skill set to the receiver position with big-play ability.

He’s dangerous after the catch and projects as a key weapon in Little Elm’s offense heading into next fall. With offers from programs like Ole Miss, Florida State, Colorado, and others, Harper is firmly on the national radar.

Steven, a member of the class of 2029, is already showing advanced skills and understanding for a young wide receiver. He runs precise routes with crisp footwork, demonstrates timing and awareness to get open, and has the natural frame and athleticism to compete at the position. Steven shows strong hands, the ability to track the ball in the air, and the physicality to make contested catches. Even at an early stage, his understanding of spacing, leverage, and technique sets him apart, making him a polished and reliable target. With his combination of size, skill, and technique, Steven has the tools to develop into a standout wide receiver in the coming years.