
D.J. McLendon brings defensive back pedigree, not WR production, to Western Carolina
Based on the available reliable sources, there is a major position mismatch here: the searchable roster and stat records point to **Djimon McLendon**, a **defensive back** with prior game action, not a Western Carolina wide receiver with public receiving production, so I can’t credibly grade him as a WR fit from the data provided.[2][7][10] If you meant a different McLendon or need a scouting-style note on the DB profile, the standout takeaway is versatility and defensive experience rather than proven pass-catching output, which makes this a name to verify before slotting him into any offensive evaluation.[2]