Desmond Belton brings size and vertical-burn upside to Idaho's WR room
Belton is a long, 6-foot-4 receiver who offers clear downfield and red-zone appeal, with a career receiving line at Idaho of 17 catches for 256 yards and a touchdown across the 2004-2005 seasons. His value is less about volume and more about matchup stress: he gives a team a bigger target who can win above the rim and stretch the field, which is exactly the kind of profile that can complement a more possession-heavy passing attack. For a roster needing size and upside, he’s a plausible fit if you want a developmental outside receiver with frame-driven traits.
