Joe Manning brought explosive playmaking to New Mexico
In the 2002 season, Joe Manning was a reliable vertical threat for New Mexico, finishing his Lobos career with 72 catches for 975 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns while also adding 24 rushing attempts for 80 yards.[5][7] His game was defined by versatility and big-play value—he could win downfield, handle gadget touches, and make defenses account for him in multiple ways, including a 64-yard touchdown strike noted in team coverage.[4][10] If your team wants a receiver with proven production, all-around usage, and some juice after the catch, Manning is a strong fit.
