L.T. Smith brings proven versatility and big-play polish to Akron’s receiver room
L.T. Smith is best known for his multi-use value: in the 2014 season at Akron, he started all 12 games, caught 45 passes for 489 yards and 3 touchdowns, and added 19 kick returns for 427 yards at 21.5 yards per return[1]. Earlier, in the 2013 season, he posted 24 catches for 428 yards and 3 scores after switching from safety to receiver, which hints at a tough, adaptable athlete with reliable field instincts[2][8]. If you want a player who can create hidden yards and handle real workload, he’s your kind of fit[1][2].
