Rutgers’ veteran vertical threat with proven big-play juice
Walter King’s Rutgers résumé points to a receiver who can stretch the field and flip field position fast: in the 1996 season, he led the Scarlet Knights with 13 catches for 219 yards and 2 touchdowns, and later Rutgers game logs show him producing chunk plays, including a 96-yard receiving output in one game and a 73-yard, 2-touchdown performance in another. His edge is speed-to-separation and an ability to turn limited touches into damage, which makes him a fit for a team that wants explosive perimeter shots rather than high-volume possession work.
