A dynamic young pass-catcher from Southeast Georgia, this Brunswick receiver was a go-to option down the field in the passing game due to his speed, hands, and big-play potential. He’s not the biggest receiver around, but he’s quick, explosive, and does a great job of finding the football and securing it on a consistent basis. When the ball came his way, big plays happened. Murray caught 31 passes for 642 yards and six touchdowns. He ended the season on a high note as he took off for a season-high 117 yards on three catches with one touchdown against Villa Rica. If Murray continues to develop over the next few months and can add some good weight, he could be one of the best receivers in the area as a junior next season.

A dynamic pass-catcher from South Georgia who did a great job stretching the field vertically this fall, this big-play sophomore does a great job tracking the ball down the field and making a play on it. He’s a productive weapon and a promising route-runner who can change directions and get open consistently. This smaller, shifty receiver hauled in 31 passes this fall for an impressive 642 yards and six touchdowns, averaging just over 20 yards per catch.