One of the top sleeper wideouts in the metro-Atlanta area, Stair brings plenty of speed to the table and knows how to run a route that allows him to get easy separation from defenders. He was tough to stop for opposing defensive backs all season long as he caught 44 passes for 922 yards and 10 touchdowns. He brings a promising 6-foot-2 175-pound frame and knows how to track the ball in the air, haul it in, and take off down the field. He flashes D1-caliber talent and is one of the top returning receivers in the Sandy Springs area. He’s threat to score from anywhere on the field, and you can expect him to score a lot next fall.

Another Atlanta-area receiver who could see his recruitment pick up next year, Stair is a decent-sized wideout with strong hands and the ability to get open down the field. An above-average route-runner who can be a mismatch in the middle of the field, Stair hauled in an impressive 44 passes this season for 922 yards and 8 touchdowns. If he continues to work hard on his craft and adds more muscle, Stair could be bound for a gigantic senior season next fall. The 6-foot-2 180-pounder is ranked as the No. 27 WR and the No. 228 overall prospect in the state after the latest rankings update.

Another underrated metro-Atlanta wideout having a fantastic junior season, Stair is a playmaking weapon down the field with easy size, speed, and Power Four potential. He’s a good route-runner for his size with deceptive speed that allows him to beat defensive backs down the field. He also shows strong hands, hauling in 44 passes this season for 922 yards and 8 touchdowns. He’s been added to the 2026 rankings and is quickly becoming one of the best junior pass-catchers around the city.