Koby Howard
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Koby Howard is a 4-star Wide Receiver from Hollywood, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 476 nationally. Composite rating: 0.8900. Uncommitted.
Physical Profile
Listed at 5-11, 185 lbs. Taller than 24% and heavier than 58% of 2025 Wide Receiver prospects in the SEC Scouts database (203 with a listed size).
Play Style
Unknown position designation limits specific analysis, but 4-star rating suggests he displays natural athleticism, competitive instincts, and fundamental soundness that translates across multiple positions in South Florida's talent-rich environment.
Strengths
- High school pedigree from Chaminade-Madonna program with strong track record of college preparation
- 4-star rating indicates above-average talent level with Power 5 upside despite limited exposure
- South Florida athleticism and speed typical of the region's highly regarded prospects
Areas to Improve
- Position clarity and specialization needed for college recruitment focus
- Limited national exposure relative to ranking suggests need for expanded showcasing
College Projection
Projects as a developmental contributor who could see meaningful snaps by sophomore or junior year. The 0.89 composite rating suggests Group of 5 to lower-tier Power 5 starter potential with proper position development and strength conditioning.
NFL Outlook
Current 4-star rating and #476 national ranking places him outside typical NFL draft consideration range, though position clarity and continued development could alter this projection
Best Fit
Programs with strong player development track records and flexibility to maximize athletic ability across multiple positions, particularly those familiar with South Florida talent evaluation and development
Player Comparison
Austin shared a similar 5'11", 185-pound frame with elite South Florida athleticism and versatility that made him valuable across multiple positions. Like this prospect, Austin was a highly-rated recruit who maximized his natural speed and competitive instincts despite not having prototypical size for any single position, ultimately thriving as a dynamic playmaker in college before translating to the NFL.