the 6-3 red-zone target with big-play pedigree at UNH
DeTroia entered New Hampshire as a highly productive prep wideout and also brought return-game juice, including a 93-yard kickoff return touchdown as a Wildcat, which hints at real all-purpose value in the 2013 season[11][12]. At 6-3, he offers a bigger catch radius and physical profile than many slot-type receivers, making him a useful fit for teams wanting a boundary target and special-teams versatility[1][14]. His earlier college usage shows flashes more than volume, so the appeal is upside: length, speed, and competitive toughness over polished star production[12][14].
