Vote Now: Who is the Top Returning Wide Receiver in Northeast Florida for the 2023 season?

In Northeast Florida, there is plenty of ever-emerging wide receivers in the region, as we have compiled a list of 15 returning wide receivers to keep an eye on this season from Hilliard down to St. Augustine and all points in between.

Be sure to vote for your favorite in our poll. Voting will close on August 31, right in time for the start of the upcoming season.

Editor’s Note: Our corresponding poll is intended to be fun, and we do not set limits on how many times a fan can vote during the competition. This poll is specifically for fans to vote on the players that have been nominated and in no way discredits any other player that may not be mentioned in our poll.

Jenoa Alford, University Christian: As a sophomore for the state semifinalist in 2022, Alford had 41 catches for 812 yards receiving, scoring 12 touchdowns.

Cohen Beebe, Beachside: As a junior on the first-ever Barracudas football team, Beebe hauled in 43 catches for 670 yards and 11 touchdowns last season.

Miles Burris, Trinity Christian (Jacksonville): Had 59 catches for 664 yards receiving and nine touchdowns for the regional finalist Conquerors in 2022 as a junior.

Naeem Burroughs, Bolles: As a freshman in 2022, Burroughs hauled in 36 catches for 659 yards and seven touchdowns for the Bulldogs.

Tyrone Blunt, Zarephath Academy: Had 44 catches for 767 yards receiving and two touchdowns as a junior for the Eagles in 2022.

Payton Dykas, Clay: Dykas was the biggest weapon for the Blue Devils in 2022, whereas a junior had 57 catches for just over 1,000 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Jaime Ffrench, Mandarin: An explosive receiver that received high praise from coaches in the Jacksonville area, had 44 catches for 671 yards receiving and five touchdowns as a sophomore.

Bryce Gee, Beachside: As part of the first-year Barracudas’ football team as a junior in 2022, Gee had 30 catches for 632 yards receiving, scoring 12 touchdowns.

Thomas Jackson III, First Coast: Helped guide the Buccaneers to the playoffs for the first time going back to 2014 as a junior, catching 42 passes for 663 yards and nine touchdowns.

Carl Jenkins Jr., St. Augustine: Hauled in 33 catches for 667 yards with eight touchdowns as the rising junior helped guide the Yellow Jackets to a district championship and playoff berth in 2022.

Trenton Jones, St. Augustine: Last season as a sophomore, Jones had 33 catches for 564 yards receiving and four touchdowns for the district champion Yellow Jackets.

Kaleb Lampkins, Bishop Kenny: The rising junior who played at Bolles last season had 27 catches for 359 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore and will now finish his football career with the Crusaders.

Ashton Reynolds, Creekside: As a junior, Reynolds hauled 37 catches for 619 yards and eight touchdowns for the regional semifinalist Knights.

Maddox Spencer, Nease: Hauled in 45 catches for 713 yards and six touchdowns for the Panthers as a sophomore last season.

Kaleb Taylor-Burch, Creekside: At a new school for 2023, Taylor-Burch had 68 catches for 885 yards and nine touchdowns as a sophomore at Christ’s Church Academy in Jacksonville.

Anthony Vaglienti, Fletcher Racked up 738 yards receiving on 55 catches and eight touchdowns for the Senators as a junior last season.