Braeden Wisloski is emerging as JMU’s playmaking slot weapon
In the 2025 season, Braeden Wisloski played all 14 games for James Madison, posted 26 catches for 358 yards and 4 touchdowns, and added kickoff-return value — a versatile profile that screams “trusted, useful, and dangerous in space.” He’s not a volume monster, but he brings efficient production, reliable availability, and a slot-friendly skill set with after-the-catch juice and special-teams utility. That makes him a fit for teams wanting a savvy, multi-use receiver who can stretch the field without needing a dozen targets to matter.
