Kansas State’s 6-foot-5 glue guy with untapped WR upside
In the 2024 season, Ty Bowman made his biggest offensive dent yet for Kansas State, catching 6 passes for 63 yards while also continuing to be a core special-teams contributor with 770 career special-teams snaps and 44 games played over four seasons[1][4]. His calling card is versatility: a long, physical 6-5, 220-pound receiver who has earned trust through toughness, reliability, and hustle rather than highlight-reel volume[1][11]. He’s the kind of player a team values for buy-in, special teams edge, and situational depth — not flashy stats, but real football value[1][11].
