Justin McInnis brings big-play efficiency and proven WR production to Arkansas State
McInnis is a productive outside receiver with clear playmaking upside: in 2018 at Arkansas State, he averaged 16.3 yards per catch, led the Sun Belt, and ranked among the nation’s better high-volume threats, showing he can stretch defenses and generate explosive gains.[4] ESPN lists him with 120 career catches for 1,631 yards and 10 touchdowns, which backs up the profile of a reliable, intermediate-to-deep target rather than just a gadget player.[2] If you want a receiver who can win downfield and punish single coverage, he fits; the main question is whether he can sustain that impact against faster, more physical defensive backs.[2][4]
