Explosive return man turned depth WR at North Texas
Bradley’s best current value is his **speed and open-field burst**, with North Texas using him early in his career mostly on special teams after he led the team in kickoff returns in 2015 with 330 yards on 17 returns (19.4 per return). He also brought some two-way toughness in high school and was ranked among the nation’s better receiver prospects out of the Midlands, which hints at upside beyond the box score. If you need a developmental wideout who can help field position and compete with energy, he’s a reasonable fit; if you need a polished, high-volume pass-catcher right now, the profile is more projection than production.[1]
