Versatile, local Ohio State playmaker with dual-threat background
Reed’s calling card is versatility: he arrived at Ohio State as a Columbus product who had already shown he could play quarterback, wide receiver, and defensive back in high school, giving him a broader football toolkit than a typical WR prospect. His early Ohio State stat line was modest—10 catches for 145 yards—but his value is in his all-around athletic profile, spatial awareness, and willingness to fit multiple roles. He also carried that versatility into college football and later beyond, which suggests a player teams could use creatively rather than as a pure volume receiver.
