Long, lean Auburn wideout with a verified playmaking flash
In the 2008 season, Auburn’s Chris Slaughter showed some pop as a 6-3 receiver, finishing with 15 catches for 179 yards and a touchdown, plus a 42-yard long grab[1][2]. His profile is the classic “future could be bigger than the box score” type: a tall, athletic target with good hands and room to add strength, which is exactly why he was viewed as a developmental outside receiver[9][14]. The catch: his Auburn career was short and turbulent, so the fit question is more about upside and projection than proven durability or volume production[13].
