Jordan Bishop brings Oregon State a rare size-speed mismatch at wide receiver
Jordan Bishop stands out as a **6-3, 199-pound** receiver with unusual explosiveness; Oregon State notes he was a **2010 All-America in track jumping 7-1 1/2**, and his profile fits the mold of a vertical threat who can win above the rim and stretch defenses. ESPN lists him with **66 catches, 893 yards, and 4 touchdowns**, which underscores a proven ability to produce as a target, while Oregon State’s own bio points to his high-school playmaking and big-game catching ability. If you want a receiver who adds length, leaping ability, and matchup stress, Bishop is an appealing fit.[1][2][7]
