Max Waizenegger brings proven red-zone production and dependable slot versatility to Georgetown
Waizenegger has shown he can be a difference-maker for Georgetown, finishing a season with 35 catches for 424 yards and six touchdowns while leading the Hoyas in all three categories; that kind of production says he is more than a possession target, he is a reliable chain-mover with legitimate scoring juice. Georgetown’s notes also highlight his ability to create big plays, including a 43-yard catch-and-run, which points to a slot receiver with quick separation, run-after-catch value, and enough physicality to matter in leverage situations. If a team wants a productive, experienced receiver who can work underneath and finish drives, he fits well.[3][1]
