speed-first slot weapon with return-game juice
In the 2015 season at Northwestern, Miles Shuler was a multi-use spark plug who played in 11 games, finished with 132 receiving yards, and handled punt returns for the Wildcats[1][9]. In his 2014-15 Northwestern span, he logged 38 catches for 339 yards and added value as a kick/punt returner, but his season was interrupted in 2014 by a hand injury that cost him the final four games[1][13]. The appeal here is burst, versatility, and game-breaking potential in space—less a volume stat monster, more a high-energy, field-stretching chess piece[1][15].
