a young walk-on in a crowded App State receiver race
Trey Anderson is listed by Appalachian State as a walk-on wideout who entered the program as part of a deep, young receiver room competing for snaps, which makes him more of a developmental name than a proven production piece right now[1]. The appeal is upside: he was described by the program as a versatile prep player who handled receiver, defensive back, and return duties, suggesting athleticism, toughness, and special-teams potential[1]. For a team or fan looking for immediate stat-stuffing, he’s not that guy yet; for one hunting a gritty, high-effort depth option with room to grow, he’s worth watching[1].
