Air Force’s big-bodied WR with untapped upside
J.P. Waller is a 6-foot-2 Air Force wide receiver whose appeal is less about flash and more about fit: he brings size, depth-chart utility, and the kind of physical profile that can matter in a run-heavy system. Public roster data lists him as a senior WR, while team stats show Air Force has leaned heavily on the ground game in 2026, which means any receiver who can create reliable passing-game value is a useful weapon. The catch? Publicly available stat and scouting detail is limited, so his best selling point is projection and role fit rather than a crowded highlight reel.
