Justin Stevenson is giving North Texas a vertical-threat wrinkle at WR
In the 2026 season, Justin Stevenson has opened with 2 catches for 47 yards, averaging a chunky 23.5 yards per grab for North Texas[1][2][7]. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound senior brings transfer-earned experience, downfield speed, and reliable big-play juice rather than volume production—exactly the kind of receiver who can tilt coverages and stress a defense vertically[2][5]. His stat line is still small, but the early efficiency and clear role as a field stretcher make him an intriguing fit for a team that wants explosive, veteran passing-game help[1][2].
