The 20 most underrated high school wide receivers in the East
High school football has been up and running throughout most of the East for several weeks, with Connecticut and Massachusetts being the last two U.S. states to start their seasons this week.
SBLive Sports will spend the week leading up to Friday's games featuring high school football players from the Eastern United States who might not be big names in the recruiting world — but could be soon if they keep showing out on the football field.
As the hype around top prospects grows, high school football players who don't get flooded with D1 offers keep grinding away.
We started by featuring some standout quarterbacks, and now here are 20 wide receivers from the East who are poised to boost their recruiting stock this season.
Dominick Collins, sr., Princeton (West Virginia)
Corey Dawson, sr., New Rochelle (New York)
Kaiden Drinkwater, so., Tabor Academy (Massachusetts)
Payton Dykas, sr., Clay (Florida)
Jaylen Etheridge, sr., Long Reach (Maryland)
Reese Gaughan, sr., Riverside (Pennsylvania)
TyDarion Grier, jr., Fairfield Central (South Carolina)
Carter Hays, sr., First Presbyterian Day (Georgia)
Bishop Heard-Samuels, jr., Fredericksburg Christian (Virginia)
Teddy Hoffmann, jr., St. Andrew’s School (Florida)
Davien Kerr, sr., Bloomfield (Connecticut)
Justin Klotz, jr., Hopewell Valley Central (New Jersey)
Austin Koslow, sr., Delaware Hayes (Ohio)
Austin Knowles, sr., Medina (Ohio)
Tanner Mullins, sr., Community School of Davidson (North Carolina)
Dionte Neal, so., Reidsville (North Carolina)
Ashton Sensibaugh, sr., Dresden Tri-Valley (Ohio)
Thomas Smyser, sr., Dover (Pennsylvania)
Jackson Sumner, jr., Brooks (Massachusetts)
Blake Wallace, jr., Spanish River (Florida)
(Payton Dykas photo by Clayton Freeman/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK)
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-- Mike Swanson | swanson@scorebooklive | @sblivesports