Tahkai Smith is a 6'1" Wide Receiver/Athlete in the 2028 class.
Smith attends Westview in Oregon.
Smith's Player Profile was created on September 7, 2024.
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Smith was the centerpiece of Westview’s passing attack in a thrilling 24-21 victory over Glencoe. The junior athlete...
Written by Connor Darby
Tahkai
SmithWR/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
165
HS
Westview
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2026 X Film Study 7
Smith is a smooth-moving receiver with a strong combination of size, body control, and reliable hands. At 6’1”,...
Written by Connor Darby
Tahkai
SmithWR/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
165
HS
Westview
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OR
Next in Line: Metro Underclassmen All-Conference Selections
Smith had one of the more productive sophomore seasons in the Metro, finishing with 512 receiving yards and...
Written by Connor Darby
Connor Darby | Prep Redzone Scout
Connor Darby
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Smith was the centerpiece of Westview’s passing attack in a thrilling 24-21 victory over Glencoe. The junior athlete hauled in 194 receiving yards and a touchdown, accounting for the majority of quarterback Hank WhitworthHankWhitworth
6'1" | 165 lbs | QB
Westview | 2027 StateOR
‘s 239 passing yards. Smith consistently gave the Glencoe defense problems and provided Westview with a dynamic target throughout the matchup. Smith’s ability to generate nearly 200 yards through the air was a major reason the Wildcats were able to come away with the win. It was a standout performance from one of the Metro League’s most productive playmakers.
Smith is a smooth-moving receiver with a strong combination of size, body control, and reliable hands. At 6’1”, he provides a large target and consistently plays under control while making difficult catches look routine. His versatility also stands out, as he earned all-conference recognition on both sides of the ball. He moves fluidly enough to project as either a receiver or a defensive back long term. Smith is a very consistent young prospect whose upside continues to rise.
Smith had one of the more productive sophomore seasons in the Metro, finishing with 512 receiving yards and three touchdowns while also contributing on defense. His ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball made him a matchup problem and a valuable piece for Westview. Offensively, he showed reliable hands and the ability to create plays in space. With another offseason of growth, Smith looks poised to become one of the league’s premier two-way athletes.