Former high-upside Maryland WR with early-game experience and size-speed recruiting buzz
Kikwata brings real upside as a wideout prospect: he was a three-star recruit ranked No. 11 in Maryland and No. 74 among wide receivers nationally, and at Old Dominion he appeared in eight games in 2022 with a start and his first career catch going for 23 yards against Liberty. That profile suggests a player with some live-game footing and enough recruiting pedigree to merit attention, even if the stat line is still thin. For a roster fit, he looks like a developmental receiver whose value comes from upside, not proven production.
