Reliable Chattanooga target with proven hands and game-by-game consistency
In the 2007 season, Chattanooga WR Matthew Angeloni posted 10 catches for 172 yards and a touchdown across 10 games, including a 20-yard score at Georgia Southern and a three-catch, 36-yard outing against Carson-Newman[3]. He looks like a steady, possession-style receiver who can hold his own physically at 6-1, 195 and has shown he can contribute without needing the offense built around him[3]. For a team wanting a dependable, low-drama slot/secondary target with enough burst to matter after the catch, he’s a useful fit—but not a pure headline-maker[2][3].
