Delwan Waller brings size, upside, and a fresh WR frame to WSSU
Waller is a 6-foot-4, 180-pound sophomore wideout for Winston-Salem State, and that frame alone makes him an intriguing target with natural catch-radius upside. Current public roster listings show him as a young receiver still building his college résumé, so the appeal is more about projection than production right now. If you want a WR with big-body traits and room to grow into a more complete weapon, he’s worth watching.
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