I think he'd be a monster receiver. He's fast, big, and can track down a ball. If he has soft hands, this is a no-brainer. The only issue is he's never played football before, so he's got to learn to live in his pads. That can be difficult for some.
Let's be honest, he's a D-1 athlete with applicable skills, but he's also an unknown. He doesn't even know how this will turn out. I can tell you from experience, baseball practice and football practice are two entirely different animals. He'll come in and do what he can to help the team. He may skyrocket like Smelter, but he may also take the longer road, like Kallon.
I'll be pulling for him both on and off the field. As I've stated other places, Tech's a challenge in and of itself: I have all the respect in the world for our student-athletes, even moreso when they're walk-ons.
