JMU’s deep-threat WR who brought instant juice
In the 2025 season, Nick DeGennaro gave James Madison a true field-stretcher, finishing with 28 catches for 500 yards and 5 touchdowns while averaging 17.9 yards per catch; he ranked second on the team in receiving yards and tied for the team lead in touchdown grabs. He’s the kind of receiver you care about because he brings proven explosiveness, veteran savvy from stops at Maryland and Richmond, and legit athletic testing juice—highlighted by a reported 4.40-second 40. That’s a clean fit for a team needing a vertical threat with production, polish, and some NFL-caliber bounce.
