a former Miami speedster whose promising frame never translated into production
Robert Lockhart’s Miami story is more about intrigue than stat-sheet fireworks: he arrived as a 6-1, 188-pound freshman receiver in 2012 and was noted in recruiting coverage for good speed and great hands, but his Miami career produced no catches and was interrupted by injury, which makes him a classic “tools over results” case. The appeal was always upside — length, quick-twitch ability, and hands that evaluators liked — but the lack of on-field output and early career setbacks mean he was more of a developmental bet than an immediate fit.
