Isaiah Graham to TCU: Horned Frogs Land 4-Star WR Prospect

TCU received a boost to its 2016 recruiting class Friday as wide receiver Isaiah Graham committed to becoming a member of the Horned Frogs.

Trey Mongrue of KTVE passed along word of the decision from the Bastrop High School (La.) standout. The wideout posted a message on social media last night ahead of the announcement:

Graham is a 4-star recruit who rates as the No. 227 overall prospect and the No. 44 wide receiver in next year's incoming class, according to 247Sports' composite rankings.

Although he's modestly sized for a modern receiver—247Sports lists him at 6'1'', 180 pounds—he's emerged as a talented playmaker. He's capable of stretching the field with good straight-line speed, but he also isn't afraid to work over the middle of the field.

He'll need to add more power to fill out his frame. That will help him better handle a more physical brand of football at the collegiate level and keep him healthy in the face of consistent punishment.

The quicker he can do that, the better. There will be some openings among the Horned Frogs' receiving corps next season with Josh Doctson, Kolby Listenbee and Ja'Juan Story all in their senior year for the undefeated Big 12 squad.

Graham probably won't be ready for an extensive role right away. He still needs some development time to add a little more polish to his game, both in terms of route running and blocking. But his reliable hands and playmaking ability give him a chance to at least carve out a role in certain packages.