Depth wideout with proven special-teams value at Air Force
Cody Apfel’s most notable recent production came in **2014**, when he appeared in **12 games** primarily on special teams and as a backup wide receiver, finishing with **one catch for nine yards** against Wyoming.[1] That profile suggests a player whose value is less about box-score volume and more about reliability, role acceptance, and roster flexibility in a demanding service-academy system.[1] If you need a polished, assignment-driven receiver who can contribute on special teams and stay ready for limited offensive snaps, Apfel fits that mold; public data does not show standout ranking or high-end receiving production.[1]
