a big-play Penguin who turned limited chances into chunk plays
In the 2013 season, Marcel Caver showed legit downfield juice for Youngstown State, finishing with 21 catches for 393 yards and 3 touchdowns while averaging a team-best 18.7 yards per catch[1][2]. The tape-and-stat combo says “vertical threat”: he produced multiple explosive games, including a 113-yard outing and a 67-yard catch, which points to real separation ability and playmaking when the ball is in the air[2][9]. The big question for any team would be volume and role fit, because the available stats reflect a productive complementary receiver rather than a high-target alpha[1][2].
