Navy WR Brandon Turner: Big-play target with size, hands, and blocking value
At Navy, Brandon Turner stood out as a high-upside wideout because he paired **excellent size**, **good hands**, and uncommon **downfield explosiveness** with strong blocking effort, making him more than just a catch-and-run option[8]. In his 2011 season, he led the Midshipmen with **14 catches for 300 yards and 3 touchdowns**, averaging **21.4 yards per catch**, which underscored his big-play role[8]. The main reason to care: he fits teams that want a receiver who can win contested throws, stretch the field, and contribute in the run game rather than just pile up targets[8].
