Davidson’s big-play veteran with proven explosion
In the 2016 season, Jaris Scott flashed real splash-play ability for Davidson, posting 36 catches for 638 yards and 2 touchdowns, and the 2017 roster notes show he remained a featured target with a career-high 190-yard outing against Jacksonville in 2016 and a 73-yard catch as his longest grab that year. He stands out for vertical speed, yards-after-catch juice, and versatility—he even contributed as a punt/kick returner earlier in his career. If you want a receiver who can stretch the field and tilt coverage, Scott is the kind of weapon worth caring about.
