Virginia Tech’s speed merchant turned NFL draft pick
In the 2012 season, Corey Fuller flashed as a big-play Virginia Tech receiver, finishing with 45 catches for 834 yards and 6 touchdowns, an 18.5-yard average that screams downfield threat[2][3]. He was a late-blooming, track-speed wideout who transferred in, sat out, then exploded with explosive playmaking and top-end speed—good juice for a team needing vertical stress and a competitive edge[2][6]. He is best for an offense that values stretch-the-field receivers who can tilt coverage and create chunk plays, not just move the chains[2][3].
