Dan McNair brings proven big-strike value for Richmond
Dan McNair’s profile points to a receiver who has long been valued for explosive-play ability: Richmond’s 2002 season outlook described him as a senior with “big-strike ability,” and he led the team with 17 catches while averaging 21.5 receiving yards per game in 2002[1]. That kind of vertical threat is exactly what coaches love when they need a WR who can change field position in one snap—an appealing fit if your offense wants speed, spacing, and a reliable shot-play target[1].
