Deep-threat UTEP WR with proven junior-college production
Josh Farr’s case is built more on résumé and traits than on UTEP box-score volume: before joining the Miners, he produced 910 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns on 70 catches in 20 games at Sierra College, while at UTEP his college stat line has been limited and uneven so far.[3][1] The appeal is his prior production and receiver experience, but the fit depends on whether a team wants a developmental pass-catcher who has shown flashes rather than a finished, high-volume starter.[3][2]
