Crisler measures in at 5’10 150-pounds playing WR/CB for Palmer Ridge. This past season, he had 64 receptions for 945 yards with 6 touchdowns, 5 carries for 70 yards and 1 touchdown, 44 total tackles (26 solo, 18 assisted), 1 INT, 4 PD, and 1 FF. Crisler has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, change of direction, and good jumping. Good release at the line of scrimmage. Very good separation quickness due to his athletic ability and fighting through contact. Good ball tracking and very good catching. Crisler consistently comes down with the tough catches. After the catch, he’ll use his burners to reach the endzone. Keep an eye on Crisler this off-season.

Crisler continues to prove why he’s one of the top all around athletes in 4A. A true two-way talent, he has the size, hands and body control to win one on one battles downfield. Offensively, Crisler has recorded 42 receptions for 644 yards and 3 touchdowns, consistently keeping the chains moving and providing a reliable target in critical moments. His ability to separate with crisp routes and make contested catches makes him a quarterback’s best friend. Crisler’s steady rise through the rankings reflects his impact and work ethic and he’s quickly becoming a player that Division I scouts can’t overlook. Expect his stock to continue climbing as the season heads into the playoffs.

While I wasn’t able to find any concrete times on Zak, his play speed and the tempo he plays at is better than any numbers can show.  Zak Crisler Zak Crisler 5'11" | 160 lbs | WR/DB Palmer Ridge | 2027 State CO is the most dynamic WR on this always tough Palmer Ridge team.  Crisler runs hard, and combined with his quick feet, he does a great job at making the first man miss – often needing multiple defenders to bring him down.  His effortless gait allows him to cover ground in a hurry. Downfield, he shows great ball tracking ability and is unafraid to attack the ball in the air while being surrounded by bigger guys.  In the underneath, Crisler thrives on WR Screens where his speed, agility, and toughness make him a big play threat every time he touches the ball.  He also does a great job sinking his hips when changing direction and has a nose for finding the soft spots in zones – consistently coming back to the ball.  His release is also polished, not wasting any steps or momentum allowing him to get into his routes quicker and with efficiency showing he cares about the little details – one of the premier traits in slots (and all positions) at the next level and beyond.

Crisler has used 7v7 and summer camps to boost his stock, and it’s paying off. A dynamic receiver with excellent speed and route running ability, Crisler creates separation with ease and has the hands to make plays in traffic. This offseason, he made his case as a breakout candidate and looks ready to take on a larger offensive role this year. He’s proven to be a reliable target and has a knack for finding soft spots in coverage. With more targets coming his way this fall, Crisler is primed to emerge as one of the most productive receivers in the 2027 class.

Crisler is an explosive receiver with elite body control and a knack for making acrobatic catches. He excels at adjusting to the ball mid air and consistently wins contested catches, thanks to his impressive catch radius. His route running is sharp and crisp, often setting up defenders before using his burst to gain separation. With strong hands and a natural ability to create big plays, Crisler is primed for a breakout season.

Crisler displayed steady hands and sharp route-running, hauling 29 catches for 315 yards, averaging 10.9 yards per grab. His standout game came against Doherty, where he missed the century mark, catching five passes for 98 yards and a touchdown. The young playmaker is proving to be a dependable target with a bright future.

Crisler delivered a standout performance for Palmer Ridge in Week 2, recording five receptions for 98 yards and a touchdown. His ability to stretch the defense and create big plays down the field was on full display. Crisler’s explosiveness in the open field allowed him to take advantage of mismatches, gaining separation from defenders. His touchdown catch was a prime example of his precise route running and excellent hands. Whenever the ball came his way, Crisler maximized his opportunities, showing his potential to be a go-to target for his quarterback. His playmaking ability not only kept drives alive but also sparked Palmer Ridge’s offense.