Junior Zaylen Rachow Zaylen Rachow 6'1" | 180 lbs | WR/ATH Millard West | 2028 State NE is a player with the potential to break out within the budding Wildcats offense. Zaylen has been high on our radar since entering the HS ranks and continues to show why despite limited touches. One thing that really stood out about Zaylen from camp is that he attacked every rep/route with 100% effort and was quick to improve on things needing work. Zaylen does an excellent job getting a clean release coming off the ball and can burst downfield to quickly attack the DB’s leverage. He moved well through drills with a good change of direction and nice explosiveness coming out of his breaks. Vice-like hands that are very reliable through the catch process.

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Millard West’s Zaylen Rachow Zaylen Rachow 6'1" | 180 lbs | WR/ATH Millard West | 2028 State NE is a player who is set for a big comeback season after missing seven games due to injury. Because of Zaylen’s injury, he had a small sample size in terms of reps, but has still shown enough from previous showcases and camps. Zaylen is a great hands receiver who does a great job using his big mitts and strong concentration to follow the ball through the catch. He runs clean routes and has shown he can create separation at the top of the route. Rachow has a solid frame with good length at 6’1″ and 175 pounds with the strength to fight off physical DBs. Watch for a breakout season from Zaylen in 2026!

As a newcomer entering his sophomore year, Rachow showed some promise at this showcase as one of the younger WRs. He demonstrated quick feet, crisp route running and good hands.

He is still developing and with three years ahead of him it’s not a matter of if, but when Rachow will find his way on to the field for the Wildcats.

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Although I may not have a ton of tape on Millard West’s Zaylen Rachow Zaylen Rachow 6'1" | 180 lbs | WR/ATH Millard West | 2028 State NE , I saw enough from him at our PRZ showcase to see the type of talent he could become. The Wildcat’s receiver has a solid frame at 6’0″ and 175 pounds and really impressed with his ability to maximize his catch radius with his lengthy reach to make catches outside of his frame. He has a good burst when turning upfield, which makes him a threat to tack on a big run after the catch. Rachow looks solid in his route running with clean footwork and smooth breaks. Strong hands at the catch point. With Rachow and Swim in the fold, the Wildcats could have one of Class A’s elite receiving duos for the next few seasons.