TJ rises up two spots from his initial debut making it into the top 10 overall for the 2029 class. Now at #9 overall and still the #1 WR in this class, I am high on TJ going into this fall and expect a big year from him.

I was able to get eyes on him recently and his athleticism, strong hangs, and size stood out. Tall and long, standing 6’3″ with a huge wingspan gives TJ a big catch radius. Showing he can go and high point the ball out of the air and make tough catches. TJ also shows quick twitch hips, able to change direction smoothly with no loss of speed. With that, I feel TJ’s biggest improvement this season will be his route running. Not just relying in his speed and athleticism to beat DBs, TJ showed me the ability to drop his hips, breakdown, change speeds, and make strong cuts to create separation for himself. Developing into a complete X WR that can make big plays across all 3 levels of the passing game. Holding a few offers from UMD, USF, and Howard – I would not be shocked to see that number increase greatly after TJ’s sophomore season.

TJ comes in just outside the top 10 overall but is the #1 overall rated WR in the class. A player with great size for the position standing 6’3″. He is also big time athlete who also plays basketball & runs track and has a reported 9’3″ SBJ. A smooth, fluid runner in his routes, TJ generates nice separation from defenders and is able to get open for big chunk plays. He also displays strong hands, goes up and attacks the ball in the air and snatches it.

Recently picking up his first offer from South Florida, look for TJ to impress this summer camp season. I look forward to getting eyes on himself this spring season and can see him really taking off next fall and stamping himself as a top WR prospect.