a compact, reliable Ball State depth piece with proven efficiency
Luke Endsley’s profile points to a smaller, quick receiver who brings experience and efficiency rather than volume: in the 2017–2019 Ball State receiving record, he logged 3 catches for 31 yards, a 10.3-yard average, and no touchdowns. At 5'8" and roughly 168–170 pounds, he fits more as a slot/utility option than a jump-ball target, which can be a plus if your team values separation, route craft, and toughness over size. The main question is ceiling: his recorded production is modest, but he could still be a useful fit for a team needing a dependable, low-drama role player.
