Cal’s Reliable Deep Threat With NFL-Grade Efficiency
In his Cal career, Bryce Treggs totaled 195 catches for 2,506 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns, finishing third, fourth, and tied for ninth in those categories in school history, respectively[1][9]. His calling card was burst and vertical separation—he capped his Bears career by stacking three straight 100-yard games and even popped an 80-yard touchdown at Arizona, showing legit take-the-top-off speed[7][13]. Son of former Cal receiver Brian Treggs, he brought a polished route feel and big-play instincts that translate well for teams wanting a field stretcher more than a volume slot chain-mover[11][13].
