Kansas State Lands Texas Tech Transfer WR Jerand Bradley
Kansas State continues to bolster its roster for the upcoming season, securing a significant addition in transfer wide receiver Jerand Bradley from Texas Tech. Bradley announced his decision to join the Wildcats on social media, giving Kansas State a proven playmaker for its offense.
Bradley, a 6-foot-5, 215-pound wideout, brings size, experience, and production to the Wildcats. During his time with Texas Tech, Bradley emerged as one of the Red Raiders’ top targets, finishing last season with 744 receiving yards and six touchdowns on 56 catches. Known for his ability to win contested catches and stretch the field, Bradley adds a dynamic element to Kansas State’s passing game.
“Jerand Bradley is a game-changer,” said a Kansas State insider. “His combination of size, speed, and physicality makes him a mismatch for defenders. He’ll be a big asset for this team.”
Bradley’s decision to transfer comes as Kansas State looks to build on a strong 2023 campaign and defend its Big 12 Championship. The Wildcats’ offense, led by quarterback Avery Johnson, now has a versatile weapon to complement its balanced attack.
Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman praised the team’s focus on adding experienced talent through the transfer portal. “We’re excited about Jerand and what he brings to this program,” Klieman said. “He’s a competitor who fits our culture, and we’re looking forward to seeing him contribute immediately.”
The addition of Bradley not only boosts the Wildcats’ depth at receiver but also positions Kansas State as a contender in the Big 12 with aspirations for a College Football Playoff berth. Fans can expect Bradley to play a key role as Kansas State prepares for another challenging season.
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