Wagner’s Andre Yevchinecz brought clutch hands, gadget versatility, and return-game juice
Andre Yevchinecz’s value at Wagner came from being more than a standard WR: in 2015 he ranked second on the team with 22 catches and 308 receiving yards, while also leading the Seahawks with 18 punt returns and 123 punt-return yards. He also flashed a playmaker’s edge, including a 32-yard touchdown in 2016 and even an option-pass connection that shows Wagner trusted his football IQ. He looks like the kind of competitive, do-everything receiver who can help on offense and special teams rather than just pile up empty targets.
