Wacker made his presence known as a deep threat, averaging an eye-popping 20.9 yards per catch with 15 receptions for 313 yards and two touchdowns. Adding to his versatility, he carried the ball eight times for 82 yards and another score, making him a dynamic weapon in Palmer Ridge’s offense.

Wacker led all wide receivers in the shuttle. I was impressed with Wacker’s performance throughout the showcase. Wacker has good athletic ability due to his very good change of direction, good speed, acceleration and jumping. Wacker has very good release whether off coverage or the press jam. The DBs were physical all day, and Wacker stood up to the task. Using his physicality to gain an advantage during the route. The senior has very good ball tracking skills, and was consistently making catches all day. He has good catching, and suction hands. A reliable target during the drills. Great job by the senior boosting his stock for the colleges.

HT: 5’10 WT: 179 Wing Span: 70” 40: 4.72 Shuttle: 4.25 Broad Jump: 8’8 L-drill: 7

Wacker showcased his playmaking ability with his smooth route running and ability to create separation during one-on-one drills. His wide catch radius and strong hands allowed him to come down with difficult, contested catches, demonstrating his reliability as a target. Wacker played with confidence and polish, making him a standout performer and earning attention throughout the camp. As a senior searching for a collegiate home, Wacker’s performance proved he has the tools to make an impact at the next level. He’ll be a steal for a program looking for a dependable receiver.