Big-bodied Hawaii WR with upside, but still more projection than production
Jarvis Heimuli, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound Hawaii receiver from Fort Worth, is an intriguing long-term piece rather than a proven stat-sheet stuffer. In 2024, his high school résumé showed real juice — 73 catches, 1,433 yards and 9 touchdowns over two-plus seasons, with a strong 19.6 yards per catch in a run-heavy offense — which points to a vertical threat who can win downfield and stretch coverage. He enters 2026 as a sophomore with no meaningful college production yet, so the appeal is size, ball skills and developmental ceiling, not immediate plug-and-play certainty.
