Jeremy Pryor gives Tennessee State a dependable, mid-field target with proven game reps
Pryor’s clearest value is reliability: in the 2012-13 season at Tennessee State, he appeared in 10 games and caught 19 passes for 203 yards and one touchdown, showing he could earn snaps and contribute in a real rotation. His profile suggests a steady, possession-style receiver rather than a pure burner, with the kind of on-field consistency that helps an offense stay on schedule. Based on the available roster data, he’s a fit if you want a WR who can absorb assignments, make routine catches, and provide depth without needing the ball to be force-fed.
