Nebraska’s reliable big-play chain mover
Jordan Westerkamp was the kind of Nebraska receiver coaches trust: in the 2015 season he posted 65 catches for 918 yards and 7 touchdowns, then finished his Nebraska career with 167 receptions, 2,474 yards, and 18 scores.[1][2] His calling cards were consistency and route savvy—he tied the Nebraska season record with 4 100-yard games in 2015, ranked among the school’s all-time leaders, and was praised by Big Ten analysis as one of the league’s best deep threats with strong catch efficiency on 20-plus yard throws.[1][15] If you want a dependable, competitive WR who creates separation and converts big moments, he’s your guy.[1][15]
