big-bodied, late-blooming receiver with proven versatility
Racanelli’s appeal is his combination of size, versatility, and perseverance: at 6-foot-3, he emerged at Montana as a reliable target who could also contribute in gadget roles, then carried that momentum into Wake Forest, where he posted a 30-catch, 409-yard, 2-TD season in 2024 and flashed a higher ceiling with a 7-catch, 123-yard, 1-TD performance against Duke in 2025.[2][3][5] He looks like a fit for teams that value physical receivers who can win contested catches, stay engaged in multiple ways, and keep developing rather than relying on pure speed.[2][4]
