Big-Body Miami Deep Threat Who Once Led the Hurricanes
Tommy Streeter’s best college season came in 2011, when the 6-foot-5 Miami wideout led the Hurricanes with 46 catches for 811 yards and 8 touchdowns, plus a sparkling 17.6 yards per catch that showed real vertical juice[13][15]. He stood out as a size-speed mismatch and red-zone weapon, but his game was more boom-or-bust than polished route artistry, and his pro career never matched the college hype[1][12]. If you want a high-upside boundary target with track-meet traits and proven big-play ability, he’s the kind of receiver who makes a defense sweat.
