WVU’s homegrown deep threat still has big upside
Mykel Davis entered West Virginia as a high-upside in-state receiver and brought real production from Wheeling Park, where he posted 39 catches for 828 yards and 11 touchdowns in his final prep season. He looks like the kind of WR who can stress defenses vertically and create chunk plays, with the added appeal of a developmental path after arriving as a preferred walk-on. The fit question is simple: if a team wants speed, length, and an underdog edge, Davis checks boxes; if it wants a polished, plug-and-play separator, he’s more of a project than a finished product.
