Baylor’s record-setting slot weapon with proven NFL pedigree
Kendall Wright’s Baylor resume is elite: in 2011 he set school records for receptions in a season (101) and receiving yards in a season (1,572), and he earned All-American honors, which shows he was a high-volume, high-impact playmaker rather than just a stat compiler[5][6]. He entered the NFL as a first-round pick in 2012 and finished with 339 career catches for 3,858 yards and 19 touchdowns, giving him a clear track record of separation skills and reliable production[1][4]. For a team, the appeal is his proven route-running and slot versatility; the caution is that he is listed as a former Baylor player, so this is career context rather than current college performance[2][5].
