Nick Seymour brings big-play upside to Montana State’s receiver room
Seymour arrives as a freshman wideout with clear big-play traits: at Valencia in 2024-25, he posted 1,093 receiving yards, 52 catches, 9 receiving touchdowns, and 21.0 yards per catch, which points to explosive downfield ability rather than just volume production.[3][6] Montana State lists him at 5-11, 175, so he profiles as a quicker, separation-oriented target who can fit an offense that values efficiency and field-stretching threats.[6] The main question is how quickly his high-school production translates to Big Sky physicality, but his profile fits a team looking for speed, chunk plays, and a competitive playmaker.[2][3]
