
Reliable Kansas Slot-Type Target Coming Off a 45-Catch, 3-TD 2025 Season
Pickett looks like a high-floor, quarterback-friendly wideout for Kansas: in the 2025 season he tied for the team lead with 45 catches for 476 yards and 3 touchdowns, after a 2024 breakout at Ball State that earned third-team All-MAC honors and followed two injury-hit years. His value is consistency, versatility, and proven production in multiple roles, including a little run-game juice, rather than elite size or explosion. If you want a dependable chain-mover with experience and toughness, he makes sense; if you need a pure field-stretcher, he is less of that profile.[18][7][6]






