veteran Georgia Tech WR with proven hands and secondary-target upside
Levon Thomas is a proven, older Georgia Tech receiver who has shown he can contribute efficiently in a complementary role; in the 2003 season, he logged 20 catches for 222 yards and a touchdown, and in 2004 he added 10 catches for 101 yards[6][9]. He entered Georgia Tech as a highly regarded Georgia prep prospect and a former quarterback, which helps explain his feel for the position and versatility[8]. The fit question: he looks like a polished, dependable depth piece rather than a headline-grabbing target, so he’s the kind of player you like if you want experience, steady hands, and a receiver who can execute within structure[12].
