Andrew Perry is a Class of 2028 wide receiver and two-way athlete out of Nashville Christian School in Nashville, Tennessee — and the calling card is elite speed. A verified 4.45 forty and a 4.30 shuttle put his long speed and change-of-direction among the best in the 2028 class, and a 37-inch vertical completes one of the most explosive testing profiles you will find on a sophomore. At 5'10" and 160 pounds, that burst is built on real strength for his age: a 385-pound squat, 245-pound bench, and a 240-pound power clean. The speed translates directly to production. As a sophomore in 2025, Perry caught 26 passes for 500 yards and 5 touchdowns — a striking 19.2 yards per reception that marks him as a true vertical threat who scores from anywhere on the field. He is just as disruptive on the other side of the ball, posting 41 tackles, 2 interceptions, and 4 pass deflections, and his season earned Tennessee DII-AA All-Region honors. With two full varsity seasons still ahead, a 3.10 GPA, and a frame with room to add mass without sacrificing twitch, Perry projects as a big-play receiver with legitimate two-way and return-game value at the next level. Programs looking for game-breaking speed in the 2028 cycle should get him on film early — his 40 time is the headline, but the quickness, ball skills, and production are what keep coaches watching.
Elite 4.45 speed — 2028 WR averaging 19 yards a catch, DII-AA All-Region two-way playmaker