Converted QB who brought size, smarts, and developmental upside to SDSU’s receiver room
Chase Favreau’s calling card at San Diego State was his versatility and feel for the game: he converted from quarterback to wide receiver and, in 2015, played in his first seven collegiate games, finishing with 2 catches for 55 yards (27.5 yards per catch). That background usually hints at a receiver who understands leverage, spacing, and coverages better than most young pass-catchers. He wasn’t a high-volume star, but he was a developmental piece with a strong football IQ and a team-first, adaptable profile—useful if you want a player who can learn fast and wear multiple hats.
