Big-bodied Michigan target with mismatch upside
Devin Funchess was a high-upside Michigan pass catcher whose game was built on size, catch-radius, and red-zone value, with career highs at Michigan including 164 catches, 2,265 receiving yards, and 21 touchdowns. He was a Big Ten tight end/wideout hybrid who could stress smaller defenders and finish contested throws, which is why he projected as a difficult matchup rather than a pure speed threat. For a team, he fits best as a physical chain-mover and scoring weapon, though his profile relies more on leverage and ball skills than separation speed.
