Furiously fast Utah receiver Jaylen Dixon burst onto the scene in 2018 by learning to harness his own speed

Redshirt freshman receiver became Utah’s deep threat down the field this season despite being one of the smallest players on the offensive side of the ball

Utah wide receiver Jaylen Dixon, right, runs for a touchdown after pulling in a pass while covered by Colorado defensive backs Derrion Rakestraw, front left, and Dante Wigley in the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 17, 2018, in Boulder, Colo. Utah won 30-7. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

Furiously fast Utah receiver Jaylen Dixon burst onto the scene in 2018 by learning to harness his own speed

Redshirt freshman receiver became Utah’s deep threat down the field this season despite being one of the smallest players on the offensive side of the ball

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