Kenny Alsop brings big-play upside to Eastern Illinois’ WR room
Alsop’s profile points to a receiver who can stretch the field: in the season data provided, he posted 380 receiving yards, 6 touchdowns, and a strong 16.5 yards per catch, which suggests vertical-play ability and red-zone value.[1] That combination makes him worth watching if you need a WR who can create chunk gains rather than just rack up short catches. I couldn’t verify reliable public information on injuries, personality, or deeper scouting notes from the available sources, so the clearest takeaway is production-first upside with proven scoring impact.[1]
