Former Hawaii WR whose value came more from speed and track pop than box-score production
Grey Ihu’s football profile at Hawai‘i was more developmental than statistical: in the 2021 season he appeared in three games and did not record any stats, after spending 2020 on the scout team. His best differentiator is athletic explosiveness—he was a 2016 Hawai‘i high-school boys 100-meter champion in 11.55 seconds, which hints at real straight-line juice and vertical threat potential. In other words, he’s the kind of low-volume, high-upside athlete who can stress defenses if he refines route nuance, consistency, and special-teams value.
