Malachi Corley, one of college football's best receivers in terms of yards after catch (YAC), has scheduled a top 30 visit with the Seattle Seahawks. Corley, who switched from cornerback to wide receiver, has earned All-Conference USA honors and is known as the 'YAC King' for his impressive performance after the catch.
One of college football ’s best receivers in terms of yards after catch ( YAC ) has reportedly scheduled for a top 30 visit with the Seattle Seahawks . According to CBS Sports columnist Josh Edwards, Western Kentucky’s Malachi Corley has formal pre-draft visits lined up with several teams, including the Seahawks.
Corley was recruited by Western Kentucky as a cornerback before he switched to wide receiver—usually the Seahawks prefer the other way around given their draft history! The move paid off quite well, as Corley earned All-Conference USA honors in the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Over those two years he reeled in a combined 180 passes for 2,279 yards and 22 touchdowns. The hallmark of Corley’s game is what he does after the catch, hence why at 5’11 and 215 pounds he’s known as the ‘YAC King.’ In 2023 he averaged 8.6 YAC/reception, which ranked fourth among all FBS schools, and he led the country in yards gained off of screen passes
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