Jayce Wright's testing sheet is the kind that stops a scroll, and the production now matches it. The senior athlete from Southern University Laboratory School in Baton Rouge put up 963 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 39 catches in his junior season, plus 225 yards on kickoff returns — real volume, and a jump from 361 yards the year before. The measurables are the other half. He has run a 4.41 forty, jumped 37 inches, posted a 4.1 shuttle and — at 6-0, 170 pounds — put up a 315-pound bench with a 405-pound deadlift and a 385-pound squat behind it. Any one of those gets attention; together they describe a rare athlete, and the safety fit on defense maps cleanly onto that speed and closing strength. Two clips are on file, including a first-four-games cutup from this 2026 senior season. Wright carries an ONE11 three-star grade out of Baton Rouge, one of the most fertile recruiting grounds in America. Verified numbers, nearly 1,000 receiving yards and current tape — the file is as complete as they come.
Senior ATH: 4.41 forty, 315-pound bench, 963 receiving yards
