Regrettably, I wish I had gotten a more detailed look and more familiar with Tereson Woodley’s game. On the heels of making a tremendous falling catch, Woodley showed outstanding ball skills and concentration. Moreover, Woodley ran as if he was a strider – which only left me to wonder just exactly how much turn up speed he has.

Woodley was one of the quicker WR’s out of breaks, and at the top of his routes. He showed good hands, outstanding ball control, making a pretty snag with contested coverage on a beautiful route. He easily has a bright future.

Tereson Woodley Tereson Woodley 5'11" | 160 lbs | WR Frisco Lone Star | 2030 TX is a super talent out of the 2030 class in the state of Texas. Woodley can run routes, catch and he is great on the run after the catch. Woodley is someone who has the ability to make things happen when needed the most and he is a name to really follow at this big event in New Jersey!

Woodley is already showing traits that project really well long term, especially at 5’11 with noticeable length and long arms that give him a much bigger catch radius than his height suggests. There’s a lot of physical upside here, and the frame development feels like it’s trending in the right direction.

As he continues to grow, there’s a strong belief his body will naturally expand, and by the time he graduates, he could realistically be closer to a 6’3 frame if development and growth continue on track. That projection alone adds value to his ceiling at the next level.

One of the most polished young receivers at the event. Woodley brings size, strong hands, and advanced route discipline for a middle school prospect.

WR Notes:

Smooth change of direction, efficient transitions.

Crisp footwork, doesn’t drift on routes.

Long arms + strong hands = reliable catch radius.

Shows maturity finishing plays through contact.