Brandon Kaufman: Mid round reciever?

EWU alum here, I've had the fun experience of closely following EWU football since 2008. I would LOVE for the Hawks to look into Brandon Kaufman, receiver at EWU. At 6'5 215, he's got the size. He's a JR this year as he redshirted his freshman year and got a medical hardship last year (broken hand). In 2010, the championship year, Kaufman started 15 games and grabbed 76 rec for 1200yds and 15 TD's. 2011 was the hardship year. This year, through 6 starts, Kaufman has 30 rec for 600yds and 7 TD's. The dude grabs everything near him. Watch the championship game against Delaware, he ate them alive in the 2nd half and brought us back. Remember when UW came dangerously close to an upset by EWU? Kaufman had 10 for 140 all on Trufant that day. I hope we're looking close to home.

http://stats.washingtonpost.com/cfb/pla ... ?id=179221

End of Reg. Season stats: 11 Games, 65 rec, 1270 yds, 10 TD's. Could be a good late round pick as I'm sure level of play/opponents will factor in.

Postseason
2nd round vs Wagner: 10 for 174 yds
Quarters vs Illinois st: 9 for 191, 3td's

800 threads about a D2 receiver???

Exaggeration and lack of knowledge all in one.

There is only two threads about him, both considering him as a late pickup.
He's actually from D1-AA, and one of the top teams in the country in the sub division.
84 rec, for 1635yds, 13 tds so far on the season.

Also, Jerry Rice came through D1-AA (Championship sub division) as well, so talent is not impossible to find at this level.

Eagles down 35-0 at half, lose 42-45


Semi final vs Sam Houston State: Kaufman- 9 rec, 215 yds, 3 td's

Season stats: 91 rec, 1850 yds, 16 td's

So does he come out as a junior or return for his senior year?If I am him I go pro.He probably will not put those numbers up again.I would look at him.For sure.Talent is at all levels.