a Wildcats playmaker with big-game flash and proven red-zone juice
Paul Neufville’s Bethune-Cookman profile shows a receiver with legitimate big-play upside and a history of showing up in key moments; in the 2006 season, he turned a 34-yard touchdown into a momentum-swinging highlight and later posted 112 receiving yards in a single game, which points to vertical-threat ability and separation skills.[1][2] If you want a WR who can stretch the field and make defenses pay when they sleep, Neufville fits the mold; the caution flag is that the public record available here is historical, so there isn’t enough current-season stat data to verify his present form or recent health status.[1][2]
