A high-effort Kentucky receiver with proven hands and deep-ball upside
Berry’s calling card is reliability: Kentucky listed him as one of the top pass catchers in Kentucky high school history with outstanding hands, the ability to beat coverage deep, and a reputation for excellent effort, while noting that added strength in the weight room was the main area for growth.[6] He also earned Scout Team Player of the Week six times, which suggests the kind of practice intensity coaches trust.[6] If you want a developmental receiver who can separate and track the ball, Berry looks like a strong fit; if you need an already-built, polished production machine, his profile is more of a projection than a finished product.[6]
