
Bobby Borcky is a speedy, versatile Colorado State receiver with a thin stat line and a history of injury interruptions
In the 2010 season, Bobby Borcky logged 1 catch for 10 yards for Colorado State, and his early college career was slowed by a thigh injury in 2011 and a knee scare in spring ball, limiting his availability. CSU’s own notes described him as one of the team’s fastest offensive players, with speed and athleticism that made him a threat whenever he was on the field. He was originally recruited as a dual-threat quarterback, so the differentiator is his positional versatility and raw athletic profile more than production. If you value upside, he’s intriguing; if you need proven volume, the résumé is light.