Explosive return threat with upside as a Boise State WR
Chan’s profile is built more on burst and versatility than volume: in 2024, he played in 3 games for Boise State, caught 1 pass for 6 yards, and added 71 kick-return yards on 4 returns, showing value as a field-position weapon. He brings a compact 5-9, 189-pound frame and has a track record as a return specialist, which makes him more than just a depth receiver. If you want a player who can contribute on special teams and flashes quick-twitch playmaking, he’s a useful fit; if you need a proven high-volume WR1, the production is not there yet.[2][3]
