Wyoming’s high-motor, converted QB turned reliable chain-mover
Eberhardt was a walk-on at Wyoming who switched from quarterback to receiver and still carved out a 42-game college career, finishing with 47 catches for 722 yards and 2 touchdowns across five seasons. He stands out for toughness, football IQ, and versatility rather than gaudy volume, and his path suggests a grinder with real special-teams-and-spot-duty value. The big question for a team is fit: he looks best as a savvy depth receiver who can handle assignment-heavy roles, not a pure speed-burner.
