Kansas WR Trevor Wilson offers a glimpse of playmaking upside, but his 2024 role was still modest
In the 2024 season, Trevor Wilson logged 7 catches for 47 yards and 1 touchdown for Kansas, with his best outing coming against Arkansas State when he posted 4 catches for 29 yards and a score[1][2]. The differentiator here is *flash*, not volume: he showed he can convert limited chances into a meaningful red-zone result, but the production profile suggests a supporting-piece receiver rather than a featured target. The biggest question for a team fit is whether his skill set can scale into more consistent separation and route volume; the available game log points to a player with some upside, but not yet proven weekly impact[1][6].
