polished slot target with chain-moving savvy
Hunter Rison arrived at Michigan State as a crafty, compact receiver with reliable hands and crisp route running, and in the 2017 season he showed real usefulness as a true freshman with 19 catches for 224 yards while also helping on the ground. He stood out more as a dependable possession weapon than a pure burner, with 11 of those receptions moving the chains. The catch: his college path has been shaped by transfer friction and fit questions, so he looks best for a team that values toughness, timing, and a ready-made slot presence over splashy speed.
