Yale’s older-era receiver with proven big-play pop
P.J. Collins is a Yale wide receiver best known in the 2003 season as part of a deep, talented receiving corps, with Yale media describing him as one of the team’s offensive weapons in a passing attack that leaned on versatility and playmaking. The clearest differentiator here is a history of being trusted in space and as a multi-use threat, including a documented 16-yard reception on a reverse pass in 2003. If you want a receiver who can add creativity and veteran savvy to an offense, Collins’ profile suggests that kind of edge.
