Vache Ebralidze is a 6'0" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Ebralidze attends Coon Rapids in Minnesota.
Ebralidze's Player Profile was created on December 12, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Vache
EbralidzeWR
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
HS
Coon Rapids
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MN
St. John’s Football Camp Offensive Skill Position Standouts
Another name that had started to garner my attention from the PRZMN Combine Series, Vache Ebralidze continues to...
Written by Austin Lowell
Vache
EbralidzeWR
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
HS
Coon Rapids
|
MN
PRZMN Star WRs from the Exposure Showcase Pt. 1
A fairly new prospect in our system, Vache Ebralidze gave a lot to be excited about with his...
Written by Austin Lowell
Austin Lowell | Prep Redzone Scout
Austin Lowell
Prep Redzone Scout
Another name that had started to garner my attention from the PRZMN Combine Series, Vache EbralidzeVacheEbralidze
6'0" | WR
Coon Rapids | 2027 MN
continues to surge as a rising prospect on our Watch List as he enters his senior campaign. Ebralidze ran a surprising 4.65 40 yard time during testing, a significant improvement from his performance at the Exposure Series’ last month. Ebralidze continues to showcase his ability to create big time separation, pumping his arms and using his hands well to throw DBs off their footing, which made him an outstanding deep threat to watch, and once again, he had very few incompletions when the ball was thrown his way. Ebralidze continues to make strides in his development as an overlooked, but undeniably talented WR prospect that could garner a late recruiting push entering 2026.
A fairly new prospect in our system, Vache EbralidzeVacheEbralidze
6'0" | WR
Coon Rapids | 2027 MN
gave a lot to be excited about with his performance on Saturday. Ebralidze was noticeably great as a medium-to-deep route runner, showing quick release on vert routes and being able to quickly swipe the DB’s hands to the side to create separation, and he’s impressively fast at the top of his route, being able to stretch the field to the max while having very few incompletions when the ball was thrown his way. Ebralidze has proven himself to be a dangerous receiver to let past the secondary, and it will be interesting to see how that playmaking ability translates for the Cardinals’ offense next season.