Storm turned in an impressive two-way performance Thursday, contributing as both a receiver and defensive playmaker. He finished with four receptions for 121 yards and two touchdowns, including a 57 yard long reception, while also recording an interception. Storm showed the ability to create separation as a receiver and make defenders miss after the catch, giving him significant big play potential. His production through the air demonstrated his ability to stretch the field and capitalize on opportunities. The interception added another layer to his performance and highlighted his versatility. Storm remains an under the radar prospect, but a performance like this gives him an opportunity to build momentum. If he can stack strong performances, his name could quickly move onto more scouts’ radars.

Storm measures in at 6’2 175-pounds. He had 4 receptions for 121 yards with 2 touchdowns, 2 carries for 17 yards, and 1 INT. Storm has good athletic ability due to good acceleration, jumping, change of direction, and speed. Displays a good release at the line of scrimmage against both press jam and off coverage. Good separation quickness. Storm is able to create separation with his feet or fight of contact. Good ball tracking and catching. Storm is able to use his lengthy arms and body to pluck the ball out of the air. Does a good job on contested catches and high pointing the ball. After the catch, Storm uses his elusiveness to make defenders miss or will use a stiff arm for extra yards. Looking forward to seeing Storm’s performances the rest of the year.