A proven Savannah State playmaker with real big-play juice
Trevis Stricklen’s most verifiable impact comes from his early-career explosiveness for Savannah State: in the 2004 season, he caught 31 passes for 417 yards and 5 touchdowns, averaging 13.5 yards per catch, which points to a receiver who could stretch defenses and finish drives[1]. The available team records don’t provide a current 2026 stat line, so the clean read is that Stricklen stands out more for proven scoring production and downfield efficiency than for flashy hype. If a roster needs a dependable vertical threat with a track record of turning targets into touchdowns, he’s worth a serious look[1][3].
