D.J. Beshears brings Kansas versatility and return-game juice
D.J. Beshears stood out for Kansas as a compact, versatile playmaker who could help as a receiver and in the return game; in 2010, he set a Kansas kickoff-return school record with 922 yards on 36 returns and added a 96-yard touchdown, which tells you he plays with real burst and field-changing ability[3]. His high-school profile also showed big-play talent, with 1,450 receiving yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior, and national recruiting notes labeled him a top-100 receiver prospect[6]. If a team wants speed, toughness, and hidden-yardage value, Beshears fits the mold[3][6].
