former FAU mismatch weapon with rare production at TE
Crissinger-Hill was one of FAU’s most dynamic pass-catchers, ranking among the program’s career leaders with 2,071 receiving yards and a school-best 4.81 catches per game, while earning Offensive MVP honors in 2003[2]. His value was clear in big moments too, including a 15-catch, 183-yard explosion against Hawaii in 2004[2]. For a team, the appeal is obvious: he brought tight end size with receiver-like volume, reliable hands, and the kind of playmaking that can stress coverages and create matchup problems.
