Colorado State’s old-school Swiss Army knife with a quarterback’s touch
Charles Lovett has long been a uniquely versatile piece for Colorado State: in the 2014 season he logged 94 career receptions for 1,339 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns, plus 10 rushing attempts and even a touchdown pass in the Las Vegas Bowl, showing he can manufacture yards in more than one way[3][5]. He also showed he could be a steady chain-mover, with 35 catches for 428 yards in the 2012 season and 7 catches for 153 yards in one 2013 scrimmage[10][9]. At 5-foot-8 and 180 pounds, his value comes less from size and more from toughness, creativity, and playmaking feel—useful if a team wants a crafty, high-effort slot weapon who can improvise under pressure[1][2].
