Jerome Stegall was a steady, big-play Arkansas State wideout with return-game juice
In the 2004 season, Jerome Stegall caught 25 passes for 392 yards and 3 touchdowns for Arkansas State, adding 6 carries for 25 yards, and he finished his Red Wolves career with 81 receptions, 1,077 receiving yards, and 7 receiving scores from 2001-2004[1][5]. He stands out as a versatile, reliable target with proven kickoff-return value and enough burst to pop a chunk play, but the available profile leans more on production and role than on elite measurables or modern scouting buzz[1][3][5]. If your team wants a dependable all-around receiver who can help on special teams and make tough, situational plays, Stegall checks a lot of boxes[1][3].
