Bruce makes defenders look foolish sometimes in one-on-one situations because he

has such tremendous moves that linebackers and defensive backs get doubled up so

easily. The Miami commit is a big play waiting to happen because if he gets in

the open field, he can run by anybody. In 7-on-7, he was incredibly valuable as

well, taking short passes and making people miss on almost every down.

Metcalf has tremendous size and he couples that with surprising speed on the

outside. The Ole Miss commit can stretch the field and time and again

he was found streaking down the sidelines catching long bombs. He cannot be

defended by smaller cornerbacks on short passes and Metcalf has the speed to

break out for big gains.

Robertson has dominated so many times, it's becoming expected from the five-star

prospect. He is a great short route runner -- get the ball in his hands and then

let him run with it. Or Robertson can put on a double move and go deep for a

long gain. He flirts with playing defensive back as well, but Robertson is super

special at wide receiver and should stick to that position.

Chase was phenomenal in one-on-one drills and then continued a strong

performance during the 7-on-7 evening portion. The Clemson commit broke open

across the middle and down the sideline time and time again and he never dropped

a pass. The IMG Academy four-star recruit had some of the surest hands at the

event.

At 6-foot-4 and 173 pounds, Victor has outstanding size and has an enormous

catch radius, so he was a threat down the sidelines all day. For someone so

lanky, Victor is surprisingly athletic and smooth in his routes. He can come

back to the football and make moves to the inside, but he's most comfortable as a

vertical threat down the sidelines.

During the one-on-one portion of camp, there might not have been a better and

more consistent receiver. The 2017 five-star prospect has outstanding,

consistent hands and long arms where he can outreach smaller cornerbacks for

passes thrown too high. He's a sharp route runner and it's hard to believe he

still has two years of high school football left.

Vaughns did not have a dominating performance, but he was consistent and smooth

throughout the day catching passes and making people miss. The four-star was

most effective on the short and intermediate routes where he would make one or

two quick slashing moves and then break open for nice gains. Vaughns has also

proven he has the ability to break deep and be a threat down the sidelines.

Harry was quiet during the one-on-one session, but once he got used to the

competition level, the five-star prospect was excellent in the 7-on-7 games.

Harry was most valuable in short-yard situations by the goal line because he is

simply bigger and more physical than a lot of cornerbacks trying to defend him.

Stove was really smooth all the way through his route and did a nice job of

changing speeds to confuse cornerbacks as he made his way down the field. The

Auburn commit really showed a nice ability especially in one-on-ones to create

separation from cornerbacks even on short routes, but especially when he'd go

deep and haul in a big pass.

Mitchell really emerged early during drills when he showed off impressive

explosion and he also made a lot of difficult one-handed catches. He continued

to perform well later in the camp in 7-on-7, but was pretty quiet during the

one-on-one portion. Battling a foot injury, Mitchell really showed off his

toughness and drive and had a strong performance.