Marist WR Jayden Taylor brings speed, track-tested explosiveness, and untapped upside
Taylor is a Marist wide receiver who also won a conference title in the 110 hurdles, a strong hint that his game is built on burst, balance, and competitive edge rather than just raw size or volume. Marist’s roster lists him at WR but notes no current season statistics, so his value is more about developmental upside and athletic profile than proven college production right now. If your team wants a high-motor, multi-sport athlete who can translate explosiveness into separation and special-teams value, he is the kind of low-profile prospect worth watching.
