Reliable CSU slot-type target with a knack for moving the chains
In the 2025 season, Tommy Maher emerged as a steady Colorado State receiver, finishing with **32 catches for 358 yards** and no turnovers, after flashing big-play ability as a freshman in 2024 with a **53-yard touchdown** and **99 yards on 4 receptions**.[1][7][8] His appeal is less about pure explosive stats and more about dependable hands, after-the-catch utility, and a history of responding after mistakes, which coaches tend to love.[7][12] At **5-foot-10**, he profiles as a competitive, chain-moving WR who can fit well in an offense that values toughness, timing, and consistency over sheer size.[4][6]
