Princeton WR Andrew Kerr brings proven 2009 production and reliable hands
Andrew Kerr was a productive Princeton receiver in 2009, finishing second on the team with 38 catches for 390 yards and 2 touchdowns, which points to a dependable, chain-moving profile rather than just a speed-only role. His 10.3 yards per catch suggests a possession target who can create steady offense, and his value is strongest if your team wants a receiver with proven game-to-game trust in the passing game. The available record is limited to that season, so there is no clear evidence here of injuries or later development, but the stat line says he was a useful, established contributor.[4]
