2024 Rankings Risers: WR
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Breaking down off-season stock-risers in CA’s 2024 WR class. Jordan Ross Jordan Ross 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Warren | 2024 State CA left Pacifica for Warren this off-season with a D-I skillset that could translate to either side…
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Continue ReadingBreaking down off-season stock-risers in CA’s 2024 WR class. Jordan Ross Jordan Ross 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR Warren | 2024 State CA left Pacifica for Warren this off-season with a D-I skillset that could translate to either side of the ball at the next level. Dillon Gresham Dillon Gresham 6'1" | 165 lbs | WR San Jacinto | 2024 State CA , Logan Saldate Logan Saldate 6'0" | 185 lbs | WR Palma | 2024 State CA , and Darius Doyle Darius Doyle 5'9" | 160 lbs | WR Kimball | 2024 State CA each generated their first offers this spring.
Pacifica’s leading receiver from last season transferred to Warren this offseason where he figures to be one of the top targets for QB Nico Iamaleava Nico Iamaleava 6'5" | 200 lbs | QB Warren | 2023 State CA . He’s an explosive vertical threat with elite body control and ball skills downfield. He’s a smooth route-runner with high-level speed and elusiveness after the catch. He’s a skilled coverage player at DB that could play either side of the ball at the next level. Ross’ eight offers include Notre Dame, Utah, Washington, and Michigan St.
San Jacinto’s leading receiver last season picked up his first offer in April and now holds a handful of Pac-12 offers from Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Washington St., and Colorado. He’s a natural athlete that can operate out of the slot or out wide. He presents a big catch radius with long arms and great body control at 6’1”/165. He’s a dangerous vertical threat that can make contested catches downfield and out-compete DBs at the catch point with strong hands. He creates separation with smooth front-end releases and a second gear to beat DBs over the top. Gresham should continue to generate major D-I interest as a junior.
Saldate had a massive stock-rising spring that saw him pick up his first offer from Cal in April and has since added offers from Washington, Oklahoma St., and Washington St. He’s effective operating the middle of the field out of the slot and finding soft spots in zone. He flashes great hands and body control with ability to make difficult catches in traffic. He produced explosive plays in the screen game as a sophomore with good speed and elusiveness in space. Saldate carries serious recruiting momentum and upside into his junior season.
The speedy wideout added offers from Boston College and Utah in May after picking up Arizona, Washington, and Washington St. offers in 2021. He’s a twitchy athlete with high-level burst and agility. He’s fast and physical with the ball in his hands and can make defenders miss in tight spaces. He’s a top track runner in SoCal and his brother, Bryce, is a standout WR at Stanford. Farrell should continue to generate offers/interest with his D-I combination of speed and athleticism.
Doyle was one of the top overall performers and testers at PRZ’s Spring Showcase producing top-5 shuttle and 40 times on the day. He’s a natural athlete that’s fast and explosive with the ball in his hands as an outside WR and return specialist. He figures to be a top playmaker on offense for Kimball in the fall as they graduated their two leading receivers from a year ago. He’s a productive and physical tackler in space from his S spot and could see interest as a DB at the next level. Kimball’s talented two-way player picked up his first offer from Arizona St. at the start of June.
Wright forms a talented trio of ‘24 WRs with teammates Marshel Sanders Marshel Sanders 6'1" | 190 lbs | WR Clovis West | 2024 State CA and Jordan Pierro Jordan Pierro 5'11" | 170 lbs | WR Clovis West | 2024 State CA . He’s a dangerous vertical threat that challenges DBs downfield with straight-line speed and strong hands at the catch point. He’s a technical route-runner that can stem and break-off deep routes with separation. He can work the intermediate and sideline areas well with good spatial awareness and ability to find windows over the middle. Wright holds upside in his athleticism and playmaking ability.