a proven Rice target with efficient production and big-play juice
In the 2002 season, Rice wide receiver Gavin Boothe finished with 40 catches for 682 yards and 7 touchdowns, averaging 17.1 yards per reception, which screams explosive-play ability. He’s the kind of receiver you care about because he consistently turns limited touches into chunk gains, and his profile suggests a polished, reliable option with real scoring upside rather than just empty volume. For a team looking for a veteran-style chain mover who can also stretch the field, Boothe looks like a smart, high-upside fit.
