Missouri State’s proven big-play veteran at wideout
Burton was a productive Missouri State receiver, finishing his Bears career with 146 receptions and 24 starts, and he earned national attention in 2014 after a 92-yard game that included a 67-yard touchdown strike. His calling card was **explosiveness** and **playmaking ability**—he could stretch the field and turn limited chances into chunk gains, which makes him the kind of receiver teams covet when they need a reliable vertical threat. The main caveat is that the available profile is historical rather than current, so his fit depends on whether you want a proven deep-ball weapon rather than a volume possession target.[1][5][6]
