Samford WR Daniel Valdes brings fresh upside and developmental value
Daniel Valdes is a freshman wide receiver at Samford listed at 6'2" and 160 pounds, giving the Bulldogs a long, lean target with room to add strength and grow into his frame.[2] Because he is early in his college career, the biggest differentiator is projection: if he develops physically and sharpens his route detail, he could become a useful fit as a vertical or possession option rather than just a stat-sheet name.[2]
NortAL L 10-22 
SIU L 18-22 
TnTech L 19-45 
VMI W 45-7 
UAB L 14-33 Athlete DNA will appear once enough wide receiver season data has been processed.
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