Jackson Gleeson brings verified deep-threat speed to Baylor’s receiver room
Gleeson’s appeal is straightforward: he pairs **true field-stretching speed** with efficient production, and Baylor lists him at 6-0, after a senior season of 33 catches for 888 yards and 11 touchdowns with a 24.5-yard average per catch. He was also noted for a 4.36-second 40-yard dash and strong junior production in a run-heavy offense, which suggests he can create explosive plays even when targets are limited. For a team, he looks like a good fit if you want a receiver whose best trait is vertical separation and big-play upside rather than volume-dependent consistency.[2][3][4]
