Keelan Smith brings size-and-speed upside, but is still a low-volume Nebraska target
Smith is a 6-foot-3, 205-pound receiver with real developmental traits: Nebraska’s roster page says he played in nine games in 2025 and caught two passes for 18 yards, while EA’s College Football 27 ratings give him strong athletic markers like 85 speed, 87 acceleration and 83 spectacular catch. His high school profile showed big-play production and touchdown ability, but at Nebraska he’s still more projection than proven starter, so he fits best as a length-and-upside WR who can win vertically and grow into a bigger role rather than an immediate featured option.[2][5][13]
