Lafayette’s veteran WR with special-teams juice
Tim Watson is a name to know for Lafayette because his profile shows a receiver who also brought kick-return value and reliable special-teams production, highlighted by a 23.3-yard kickoff-return average in the 2007 season and a 58-yard long return[1]. He fit best as a high-effort, versatile depth piece rather than a pure target-hog, and the available Lafayette coverage praised his spring-ball progress and impact on the field[1][7][10]. If a team wants speed, toughness, and hidden-yardage upside more than flashy box-score volume, Watson’s the kind of player who quietly makes a roster better[1][10].
