Speed that changes the math — a 4.29 sprinter's gear that turned 27 catches into 571 yards (21.1 per grab) and a dozen jet-sweep carries into 216 more in his first real season at receiver. Florida State converted the homegrown track star from running back and the deep-ball returns were immediate; Pro Draft Scouting already floats a Round 3-4 projection with top-50 potential. However, this evaluation refuses to sprint ahead of the sample: 28 career catches, one year of route-running at the position, and a projection that lives at a single outlet while everyone else stays silent is a hot take, not a consensus. There is also no evidence yet that he wins underneath or through contact — the vertical tree is the whole tree so far. Fringe grade today with one of the widest ceilings in this class cycle, and the distant eligibility window means no rush. A 50-catch season proves the conversion took; the speed was never the part that needed proving.