Texas WR with Elite Big-Game Intensity and Stepbrother Chemistry
Reggie Hemphill-Mapps, the 6'1", 185-lb Texas Longhorns WR from Houston, TX, differentiates himself through explosive big-game intensity and a unique stepbrother synergy with teammate Jacorey Warrick, having caught 12 passes against Kansas State in a single game—a Texas record that showcases his elite reliability under pressure. While his 2017 season stats (37 receptions, 431 yards, 0 TDs) reflect a developing role, his 18.0 yards-per-reception as a senior and top-5 regional high school rankings reveal a high-ceiling athlete with rare speed (4.63s 40-yard dash) and football IQ. No major injury history is noted, and his Manvel, TX roots fuel a gritty, team-first personality that thrives in high-stakes environments. He’s a perfect fit for teams needing a deep-threat WR who elevates in critical moments, though he may need more red-zone coaching to convert opportunities into touchdowns.
