Boise State’s 6-2 playmaker has upside, but the sample is tiny
Kamryn Jones entered Boise State as a three-star wideout with a big-frame profile and strong high school production — 899 yards and 10 touchdowns on just 50 catches in 2025, plus defensive-back snaps that hint at real athletic versatility[1][11]. At Boise State, he has been listed as a 6-2, 209-pound sophomore in 2026, but there’s still no meaningful college stat line yet, so the appeal is projection: length, physicality, and two-way background more than proven on-field output[1][4][12]. If your team wants a developmental WR with size and upside, he’s interesting; if you need immediate production, the resume is still waiting to catch up[1][4].
