McVeigh made a statement against Westminster, recording four receptions for 144 yards and two touchdowns. His speed and explosiveness after the catch made him a constant threat to flip the field and he showed the ability to turn routine plays into highlight reel moments. McVeigh is developing into a dangerous big play receiver who forces defenses to account for him at all times. With more performances like this, expect Division II and Division III programs to begin paying close attention. McVeigh has the tools to be a difference maker and could see his recruiting profile rise steadily throughout the season.

McVeigh is quietly building the kind of résumé that turns heads late in recruiting cycles. He’s been active on the 7v7 circuit this offseason, showing off his explosive speed and natural separation ability. His route running continues to improve, and his strong hands make him a reliable option in contested situations, highlighted by an impressive catch he made while lying on his back this summer. With some D3 programs already paying attention, McVeigh’s big play capability and home run potential could push him into D2 discussions soon. If he builds chemistry with his quarterback early, expect McVeigh to make noise this fall.