2025 Florida Wide Receiver Prospects - Part I
Article photos of Jaime Ffrench from Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin; credit to Brian Smith
Several of the top 2025 wide receiver prospects from the state of Florida have already become national recruits.
Here’s the first three of a wide receiver list that I highlighted in a CFB Nation YouTube video breakdown, profiled one by one, followed by the actual video itself.
Note: This is Part I of a three-part series that will be aired on CFB Nation’s Southeastern Recruiting YouTube channel.
Jaime Ffrench, Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin
Extremely smooth in and out of his breaks. Tremendous at defeating press coverage and quickly turning that situation into a mismatch as he stacks a cornerback. Route runner; technician. Makes defenders miss over and over again. Naturally catches the football away from his body. Adept at making a catch and then creating plays within any area of the football field. Confident player that continues to perform better as the moments get bigger.
Joshua Moore, Pembroke Pines (Fla.) West Broward
Already over 200 pounds, Moore’s ability to physically dominate smaller defensive backs was not only because of his power, but his length and hand-eye coordination as well. He has good speed to get deep, but it’s how explosive he is from the snap of the football that will catch one’s eye immediately. Played like he was on a mission. Whenever there was a mistake by the defender, Moore took it to the house. Even when covered, he often took the football away as well.
Dallas Wilson, Tampa (Fla.) Tech - Oregon Commitment
Has become a really good route runner; Wilson used his body well to shield off defensive backs. Could play boundary or flanker and be just fine at either position, and that’s in large part due to his effort to improve route running and gaining strength. He’s already around 195 pounds. Showcased a great feel for working along the back line of the end zone or along the sidelines. Caught the football over his shoulder well, and Wilson has been a threat to take a short pass and score as well.
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