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C.J. Wiley, Milton

Aug 9, 2024

C.J. Wiley, Milton

Position: Wide receiver

Height, weight: 6-foot-4, 195 pounds

Class: Senior

College choice: Committed to Florida State

2024 AJC Super 11 Milton wide receiver CJ Wiley at Milton high school, Wednesday, July 31, 2024, in Milton, Ga. Wiley is a 4-star wide receiver in the class of 2025 and a Florida State verbal commitment. (Jason Getz / AJC)
2024 AJC Super 11 Milton wide receiver CJ Wiley at Milton high school, Wednesday, July 31, 2024, in Milton, Ga. Wiley is a 4-star wide receiver in the class of 2025 and a Florida State verbal commitment. (Jason Getz / AJC)

2023 season wrap-up: Wiley had 68 receptions for a state-best 1,473 yards and 14 touchdowns on the Class 7A championship team after transferring from Alpharetta. He was the only junior wide receiver above Class 3A to make first-team all-state. Wiley is a consensus top-200 national recruit and the No. 15 wide receiver nationally. His father, Chuck, is a former LSU and NFL defensive end.

School’s first Super 11 player since: Paul Tchio in 2019.

Meet the AJC Super 11

The 2024 edition of the AJC Super 11 is out, spotlighting the the AJC’s annual preseason choices for the best Georgia high school football players. The season begins Wednesday, Aug. 14

AJC Super 11 team dominated by players from outside metro Atlanta

Video: What makes these high school football players superhuman? With profiles and interviews.

Profiles of the 2024 AJC Super 11 team: Isaiah Gibson, Warner Robins | Elijah Griffin, Savannah Christian | Antwann “A.J.” Hill, Houston County | Ousmane Kromah, Lee County | Julian Lewis, Carrollton | Luke Nickel, Milton | Dee Reddick, Thomas County Central | Justus Terry, Manchester | C.J. Wiley, Milton | Zayden Walker, Schley County | Elyiss Williams, Camden County

Photos: Learn more about the players who made our Super 11

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About the Author

Chip Saye rejoined The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2025, at the launch of AJC Varsity. In 2009 he helped start Georgia High School Football Daily. He previously worked for the AJC, Athens Banner-Herald, Anderson (S.C.) Independent-Mail and Gwinnett Daily News.

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