Big-play Jayhawk with proven vertical juice
Rodriguez Coleman’s Kansas profile is built around explosiveness: in the 2013 season, he posted 11 catches for 245 yards and a touchdown, a gaudy 22.3 yards per catch that signals real downfield threat value. He’s the kind of receiver who can flip field position in one snap, and that big-play skill is the differentiator that makes him intriguing in a spread offense. The catch: his production sample is small, and Kansas later dismissed him in 2015 for a team-rules violation, so any team fit hinges on discipline, role clarity, and trust.
