Josh Smith brings size and breakout upside at WR for Tulsa
In the 2025 season, the 6-foot-4, 225-pound receiver showed real growth at Tulsa, playing in nine games, making his first career start, and posting 9 catches for 201 yards with a 112-yard breakout against Temple plus a touchdown versus Army. His best trait is clear: size-speed leverage that gives quarterbacks a large target and creates downfield mismatch potential, while his production hints at a role that could keep expanding. He looks like a useful fit for teams needing a physical boundary receiver with untapped ceiling and legitimate red-zone value.[16]
