Jaylin Richardson brings proven big-play production and all-around toughness
Richardson has the profile of a workhorse back with real production: at Concordia-St. Paul in 2024, he topped 1,000 rushing yards, led the NSIC, and ranked eighth in Division II while logging six 100-yard games and a 198-yard breakout performance.[1][4] He also came out of F.L. Schlagle as a 5,000-yard high school rusher, a conference player of the year, and a first-team all-state selection, which signals both durability and sustained impact.[2] For a team, he fits best as a dependable, physical runner who can carry volume and create chunk plays.
