Ohio’s steady, multi-use wideout with proven big-play flashes
In the 2007 season, Ohio wide receiver Justin Fitzgerald showed a compact, useful skill set: 15 catches for 115 yards, plus 3 rushing attempts for 91 yards and a touchdown, which hints at a player the Bobcats trusted in more than one role[3][12]. The standout trait is versatility—he wasn’t just a target, he was a gadget-threat who could create chunk plays after the catch or on designed runs[3][12]. That makes him a good fit for an offense that values creativity, balance, and dependable role players rather than pure volume.
