Griffin Hudson is a senior athlete and wide receiver at Meigs High in Pomeroy, Ohio, and his senior season rewrote his school's record book. The production is the headline now. Seventy catches for 1,183 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns — both school records — at 16.9 yards a reception, with 1,809 all-purpose yards on the season. That output ranks first in Division V in the state for receiving yards and sixth across all divisions in Ohio. It follows a junior year of 1,400 all-purpose yards and 10 scores, so this was not a one-season spike; it was a player whose offense kept giving him more and kept getting paid. The testing explains how. A verified 4.49 forty with a 4.09 shuttle is the speed-and-separation combination receivers get drafted on, and the strength numbers are the ones that rarely appear beside them: a 500-pound squat, a 450-pound deadlift, a 280-pound bench and a 275-pound power clean at 5-11, 175. Sub-4.5 athletes with a 500-pound squat are scarce in any class. That is functional explosion, and it is why he breaks tackles after the catch instead of going down on first contact. Then the transcript: a perfect 4.0 GPA, with an 18 ACT on file as the one number left to lift. Hudson carries an ONE11 three-star grade — a small-town Ohio receiver with record-setting production, verified speed and classroom work that clears the bar at any level.
2027 WR with a school-record 1,183 yards and 15 TDs, a 4.49 forty, 500 squat and 4.0 GPA
