a former Rhode Island WR whose early impact showed reliable hands and quick-play pop
In the 2013 season, Andrew Matos made an immediate impression for Rhode Island as a freshman wide receiver, starting his collegiate debut, catching a touchdown, and finishing with 4 receptions for 56 yards in the opener. That kind of early trust from the staff suggests a receiver who could handle responsibility, not just run fast and hope for the best. The useful read here: he looked like a polished, assignment-safe target with enough burst to matter in the red zone. For a modern roster fit, he profiles best as a dependable route runner and situational chain-mover rather than a pure headline-grabber.
