Slot separator who finally got featured and made it count — 67 catches, 965 yards and 8 touchdowns in 2025, the most productive receiver on Oklahoma's roster after three build-up years at Arkansas (2, then 15, then 37 catches). The 14.4 per catch matters: this is not a dink-and-dunk slot line, and his connection with the returning starting quarterback was a highlight of the passing game and the spring. He came back for a fifth year with an expanded No. 1 role waiting. The doubt is the package: 5-10, 185 with one big season, and the breakout arrived the same year his quarterback situation transformed — an evaluator has to ask how much is player and how much is fit. Slots with his production history stick in the league from Day 3, and that is the track here: a 2027 late-round pick whose capital ceiling is a second near-thousand-yard season.