Threatt established himself this year as one of the better two-way talents in the Mid-TN region but he is still looking for a college home. The Golden Eagles senior prospect recently added an offer from SE Missouri St. and that may be where lands come February but Threat is still open to all suitors and I think more collegiate coaches need to take a deeper look. This guy is super talented with good size, arm length and 4.4 speed that was viewed in person by yours truly twice during the offseason. His size and speed translates well to the next level at either receiver or defensive back and I believe whichever team signs this guy could be landing a multi year starter with possible NFL upside.

Out of everybody listed in this article, Threatt is the one guy who has the talents to not just reach the collegiate ranks but make it into the Power Five level. This guy is seriously talented but has been under the radar for his entire recruiting process but hopefully after a breakthrough senior year, Threatt finally sees that college interest come through. The Golden Eagles two-way prospect brings great size, arm length and versatility to the field that has a lot of value because Threatt could excel on either side of the ball. He could also develop into a key special teams player as well, so this Mid-Tennessee product brings a lot of skills to the gridiron that are just simply being way undervalued right now. Over at receiver, Threatt is a physical competitor that uses his body to his advantage to square off defenders but also uses his speed to get around them as well. The Golden Eagles senior also has the skill set to develop at defensive back as well and possibly play cover corner. This guy can run as Threatt was clocked with a 4.40 forty at the PRZTN Showcase this off-season. That kind of speed plays up very well on the next level and might be the key tool that finally gets college coaches invested, which I think they will be the end of his senior year.Junior Film  #GoldenEagles