Former QB-turned-WR with size and playmaking juice
J.R. Zazzara’s appeal starts with a rare background: he arrived at Buffalo as a decorated high school quarterback who accounted for 38 touchdowns in his senior season, including 1,750 passing yards and 805 rushing yards, and his 6-2, 191-pound frame gives him a sturdy receiver build. Buffalo listed him as a wide receiver, and that dual-threat athletic history suggests spatial awareness, toughness, and competitive confidence rather than a pure track-speed profile. The catch: the available reliable public data is limited, so his current production and ranking picture are not clearly established from the accessible sources.
