Walk-on WR with a coach’s-eye football IQ and a proven Bearcats track background
Meyer is best viewed as a developmental depth piece rather than a stat-sheet standout: he joined Cincinnati as a walk-on wide receiver after spending the previous two seasons on a baseball scholarship, and the transition suggests toughness, work ethic, and a strong understanding of competitive preparation. He brings size and a family football pedigree, but there’s no evidence here of major on-field production yet, so his value is more about upside, culture fit, and coachability than immediate impact.[5][6][2]
