Mark Woodson brings Kent State a proven, efficient wideout with playmaker instincts
Woodson’s most notable calling card is efficiency: as a Kent State receiver, he has shown he can make the most of limited chances, including 3 catches for 35 yards in ESPN’s listed stats and an earlier Kent State season line of 1 catch for 10 yards in eight games. He’s valued more as a depth-piece playmaker than a volume target, with reported experience as a starting receiver and a history of averaging about 20 yards per catch in earlier college years. That profile fits teams looking for an energetic, assignment-ready WR who can threaten the defense without needing heavy target volume.
