Raymond Loney brings position versatility and return-game juice to Fordham
Raymond Loney’s value is his versatility: in 2006 at Fordham he started at cornerback before moving to wide receiver, while still contributing on offense, defense, and special teams. That same season he caught 12 passes for 106 yards, rushed twice, returned five kickoffs for 128 yards, and even added an interception, which points to a player coaches can deploy in multiple roles rather than a one-dimensional target. He looks like a fit for teams that value toughness, adaptability, and hidden-yardage impact more than pure volume.[1]
