Harvard’s reliable chain-mover with big-play instincts
In the 2007 season, Alex Breaux posted 43 catches for 650 yards and 4 touchdowns, a strong indicator of his value as a polished, dependable receiver with downfield juice[1][4]. Harvard coverage described him as “extremely dependable, extremely bright, very instinctive,” and his early-career climb from the bottom of the depth chart to a major role shows grit and football IQ that box scores don’t capture[3][10]. He fits teams that want a smart, tough WR who can win underneath and threaten vertically[2][3].
