Chris Malott brings big-play efficiency to Southeastern Louisiana’s WR room
Chris Malott’s best calling card is efficiency: in the 2013 season at Southeastern Louisiana, he played in all 14 games, made 12 catches for 246 yards, and averaged 20.5 yards per reception, showing legitimate vertical-threat ability rather than empty volume.[7] He also has a proven history of finding the end zone, including a touchdown catch in a 2014 game noted by AP imagery, which supports his fit as a field-stretcher and red-zone weapon.[3] For a team looking for a receiver who can create chunk plays and add veteran reliability, his production profile says he can help.[7]
