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5-108 (21.6) 1TD 48 Long vs WISC. Mendoza's roomie in 2025. Appeared in 28 career games with eight starts. First-career start came in 2025 versus UCLA (10/25). Saw time mostly on special teams as a true freshman in 2024 with 123 special teams snaps (46 kickoff return, 21 kickoff coverage, 53 punt return). Peyton: "+ 89.6 overall receiving grade + 64.0 run blocking grade + 34 catches + 679 yards + 4 touchdowns + 0 drops"
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9-147 (16.3) and 1TD in 2OT loss to VA (Led FSU), 4 for 74 (18.5) vs NCState leading team, but only 2 catches for 18 yards in 2025 scouted game vs Bama. He became FSU's first 1,000-yard receiver since 2019, logging 56 receptions for 1,081 yards and six touchdowns. One of the lowest "Juke Move" scores on EASports. At 100 percent in return from injury. 3.13 Yards/Route Run is 17th out of 517 college WRs. 134.2 Passer Rating when Targeted is 25th. Did not play with Keon Coleman. One of the lowest "Juke Move" scores on EASports. Wins more with his exceptional size (6'6"), catch radius, and fluidity rather than sudden, explosive athleticism and separation. His route tree has been described as underdeveloped, heavily relying on vertical concepts and simple patterns (curls, fades, slants). He needs to expand his repertoire to include more nuanced option routes and double moves. He's my 17th-ranked WR in this class, and Bills took the 17th WR in 2026: Skyler Bell.
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