Kansas’ towering big-play WR with splash-play juice
In the 2024 season, Quentin Skinner posted 25 catches for 557 yards and 4 touchdowns for Kansas, averaging a huge 22.3 yards per catch—classic boom-or-bust speed receiver math with extra fireworks[12][15]. At 6-foot-5 and around 195 pounds, he’s a downfield matchup problem who wins jump balls, stretches coverage, and fits a team that wants vertical chunk plays more than possession-snacking routes[5][14]. The knock is durability and limited volume, but the upside is obvious: he’s a red-zone and deep-shot weapon with NFL-caliber size and ball-tracking traits[6][10].
