The big-play Virginia WR who lived on explosive routes
In the 2017 season, Andre Levrone was a high-upside vertical threat for Virginia, finishing with 34 catches for 689 yards and 7 touchdowns, while posting an eye-popping 20.3 yards per reception; he also topped 1,000 career receiving yards that year[2][3]. His game was built on length, burst, and ball-tracking downfield, and his production showed real splash-play ability rather than empty volume[2][11]. The caution flag: his college path included missed time earlier in his career, so the fit is best for a team that values a long, contested-catch receiver who can stretch the field and turn one rep into a highlight[8][12].
