Roderick has a chance to give the offense a spark on the outside this season. He can use his athletic ability to challenge defensive backs and create opportunities when the ball is thrown his direction. What will separate him is his ability to consistently win his routes, track the football and finish plays once the ball is in the air. With more targets coming his way, Roderick could turn his opportunities into a season that gets him noticed.

With 34 receptions for 734 yards and 11 touchdowns, this is a receiver who makes his production count every time he touches the field. The touchdown total especially stands out — he’s clearly a threat in scoring situations and knows how to finish drives.

On film, he plays with strong efficiency as a pass catcher. He finds ways to get open at key moments, whether it’s working through zone coverage or creating just enough separation in man situations. He doesn’t need a high volume of catches to make an impact — he maximizes each opportunity.

In the red zone, he’s especially dangerous. He shows good timing, awareness, and competitiveness at the catch point, consistently coming down with contested balls and finishing plays through contact. That reliability near the goal line is a big reason for his double-digit touchdown production.

He currently holds an offer from Tulane, and with this kind of scoring production, he’s the type of playmaker who continues to draw attention as a consistent threat in the passing game.