Nevada’s old-school playmaker with proven big-play juice
Tray Session’s Nevada résumé is built on reliability and explosive efficiency: in the 2010 season, he posted 17 catches for 313 yards, a gaudy 18.4 yards per catch, showing he could stretch the field and punish coverage. He’s the kind of receiver who matters because his value goes beyond raw volume — he brings vertical threat, toughness, and trust-worthy hands in a system that can use a smart route-runner who can separate and create chunk gains. If a team wants a WR who can pop the top off a defense rather than just rack up empty catches, he’s worth a serious look.
