veteran Kansas WR who gives the Jayhawks a steady, size-based target
In the 2024 season, Johnathan Wilson was a secondary-but-useful Kansas receiver, finishing with 9 catches for 139 yards and no touchdowns, which points to a role as a complementary target rather than a volume producer[2][6]. His appeal is the profile: at 6-foot-3 and around 185-208 pounds, he brings bigger outside-receiver length and a catch-radius edge that can matter in contested situations and red-zone concepts[3][8]. He is best viewed as a fit for a team that values dependable depth, size, and experience more than immediate star production[2][3].
