Big-Play USF WR with Proven YAC/Deep-Threat Upside
Peyton’s calling card is efficiency and explosiveness: ESPN lists him at 39 catches for 657 yards and 5 touchdowns, a 16.8-yard average that points to a true downfield threat rather than a volume-only receiver.[1] USF’s roster notes he once led the Bulls in receiving as a true freshman and earned Conference USA all-freshman honors with 22 catches for 469 yards, showing early production and a knack for creating chunk plays.[3] He looks like a strong fit for teams wanting a vertical weapon who can stretch coverage and punish single coverage.[1][3]
