Andrew Marsh Was the No. 2 Freshman WR in the Country

Last freshman receiver class, only one player out-produced Andrew Marsh — and that was Malachi Toney. Marsh got almost none of the credit. This is our Sophomore Spotlight on the most overlooked elite freshman WR in the country. Marsh walked into a Michigan receiver room that was supposed to be the offense's weak spot and became the answer — leading the Wolverines in receptions, yards, and touchdowns as a true freshman, catching passes from another true freshman in Bryce Underwood. He did it on a struggling offense, which makes it more impressive, not less. We watched the tape and planted our flag. Here's what separates him from Toney: Marsh wins down the field (an 11.0 average depth of target) where Toney wins underneath — same elite production, two completely different routes to it. He's a track-speed athlete with elite explosion testing, a real route-runner, and physical enough to block. And the hands are absurd: zero drops all season, a 75% catch rate, and a 54.5% contested rate as a true freshman. The Underwood connection is the kicker — that chemistry is locked in for at least two more years, and Underwood only gets better from here. Devy and C2C take: this is the value play. Marsh has been sliding into the third and fourth rounds of devy drafts — absurd for a guy we see as a top-five WR in the 2028 class. Buy now. Film-based scouting on the players we believe in early. Subscribe if that's your lane. 📊 Rookie & devy hit rate study: hivefantasy.com 🐝 Join the Hive Mind (free, first 1,000): hivefantasy.com Chapters: 0:00 The Freshman WR No One Credited 1:19 Film Breakdown: He Wins Down the Field 7:30 Outlook: The Value Play #Devy #DynastyFantasyFootball #CollegeFootball