a versatile VMI spark with real all-purpose punch
Pete Reed has shown true versatility for VMI, with documented game impact in the 2016 season as both a runner and receiver, including a 19-yard rushing score and a 50-yard catch against Samford. His differentiator is playmaking flexibility: he can be moved around, threaten in space, and turn limited touches into chunk plays. The downside is that the available public data is old and sparse, so there’s no clear current-season production trail to verify. If you want a multi-use offensive chess piece with explosive touches, Reed is the kind of WR who can make a system more creative.
