Rahkeem Smith brings explosive all-purpose production and big-play juice
Smith’s most recent verified college production came in the **2024 season at Bowling Green**, when he posted **25 receptions for 349 yards and 3 receiving TDs**, added **20 rushing attempts for 128 yards and 3 rushing TDs**, and finished with **815 all-purpose yards**; he was also named **MAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week** after a three-touchdown game against Ball State.[5][12][13] What makes him interesting is his versatility and playmaking upside—he can create yards as a receiver, runner, and returner, which gives an offense matchup flexibility and gadget-value. That said, the results show him as more of an explosive weapon than a traditional high-volume perimeter target, so he fits best for teams that want creativity, motion, and space touches rather than a pure X-receiver profile.[5][10]
