Matt Kenney brings veteran depth and route-ready polish to Cornell’s receiver room
In the 2007 season, Cornell described Matt Kenney as a converted running back who had already flashed enough as a receiver to earn a bigger role in a deep passing corps, after he caught 5 passes for 29 yards as a sophomore while appearing in all 10 games. He looks like a fit for teams that value versatility, football instincts, and dependable developmental upside more than pure splash numbers. The key differentiator is his transition value: he’s the kind of player who can keep climbing because he knows how to add layers to an offense.
