Seth DeValve was Princeton’s big-play volume threat before becoming an NFL draft pick
In the 2015 season, Seth DeValve battled injuries yet still produced 33 catches for 337 yards and a touchdown for Princeton, finishing his Tigers career with 122 receptions and 1,336 receiving yards, both top-13 all-time marks in program history[1]. What makes him intriguing is the combination of steady production, toughness through adversity, and proven upside: he was the focal point of Princeton’s passing game in 2013 with 49 receptions and 527 yards, then earned a 2016 NFL Draft selection, which signals a player coaches trusted to win in space and compete through contact[1][8][10].
