Brandon Roosevelt gives Montana State a proven pass-catching option
Roosevelt has already shown real production for Montana State, with 9 catches for 145 yards and a touchdown, and his 16.1 yards per catch points to a receiver who can stress defenses vertically.[3] What makes him interesting is the big-play profile: he adds explosive upside rather than just empty volume, which is valuable for an offense that has been one of the FCS’s more productive units.[1][3] If you want a WR who can threaten coverage and create chunk plays, he looks like a useful fit.
