Kansa's State Transfer Round-Up | Football Tabs 7 offensive newcomers for 2025

Kansa's State Football signed 14 people from the transfer portal – his highest total number of modern recruitment history – a handful of hopeful participants and established veterans to the young core.

The wildcats are connected to the reigning Liga Champion Arizona State as co-favorites to win the Big 12 conference in 2025 by Fanduel Sportsbook. Here is a look at every offensive newcomer to K-State Football:

Jerand Bradley, WR, Boston College/Texas Tech

Bradley, a 6-foot 6-experienced receiver, spent four years in the entire football of Division I and began with Texas Tech for three years, where he won 10 touchdowns in 2022 and 2023 in 2022 and 2023. He switched to Boston College last year before entering the portal again this year.

At Tech he played his first season of college football under the current offensive coordinator and associate head coach Matt Wells.

“This is my type because I was 16, we were always locked up, he was always there for me,” said Bradley. “He played a major role in [signing]With this relationship with him, that's what I am concerned with, relationships. “

Gabe Ervin Jr., RB, Nebraska

Ervin Jr., a 6-foot, 220 pound back from Buford, Georgia, appears after four seasons in Nebraska as a graduate transfer in Manhattan.

Last season, Ervin Jr. gathered time in eight games and pulled 41 yards and two touchdowns to 14 Carries, including an output of 24 yards, two-touchdown performance against UTEP. In 2023 he earned the start-running job from the autumn camp and played in three games before he suffered an injury at the end of the season.

Ervin Jr., who profiled more than bloods, joins a running room led by Dylan Edwards and Joe Jackson and would like to add the young Speedster.

“My style can definitely fit with the strength, speed, the elusivity and all the ongoing concepts with which Kstate goes hand in hand,” said Ervin JR .. “It is my style, I couldn't have asked for a bigger gift than to come here.”

George Fitzpatrick, Ol, state Ohio

Fitzpatrick, one of two states in Ohio, exceeds the former wildcat quarters Will Howard helped to recruitwith 6-foot 6 with national championship experience.

In all 16 games, he played both as a reserve -offensive -Lineman and special teams last year when Buckeyes won the College Football playoff.

“I saw what it takes to go to the national championship and I think we have the group to do it here,” said Fitzpatrick.

Caleb Medford, WR, New Mexico/TCU

Medford, another experienced recipient with Big 12 experience, completed his redshirt last year in New Mexico. The Texas native in Henderson is at 6-foot-1.

He spent his first two years at the TCU, including memories against Felix Anudike-Azomah during his record-breaking sack performance in 2021 and a Big 12 championship in 2022.

“It was a surreal moment, didn't really work,” said Medford. “But hey, it's okay. I'm here now. I'm on the winning side right now and I can't wait to play TCU. This is the biggest for me. I can't wait to play them. “

Brandon Sneh, Ol, Wagner/Elizabeth City State

Sneh, a 6-foot 6, 316-pound two-fighter, comes to Manhattan as a senior who gets through the ranks of college football. Born in Philadelphia, the D2 started in D2 Elizabeth City State before starting FCS Wagner last season.

Last year in his first year at Wagner, Sneh started all 11 games, and the time saw 600 snapshots on the left tackle. He explained what kind of presence he brings to the offensive line.

“I bring aggressiveness, speed and I don't allow sacks,” said Sneh.

Amos Talele, OL, USC

A 6-foot 4, 375 pound transfer that lived before visiting the USC in Santa Clara, California, has three years justified to come after the small apple.

“No matter what happens, I'll fight for the starting place,” he said. “So every team should be, so was USC. If everyone fights for a place, everyone will get better. “

Jaron Tibbs, WR, Purdue

Tibbs, a 6-foot 3 recipient who has just completed his second season in Purdue, attracted many Power Conference teams when he entered the portal, but said that Kstate had something special.

“Kstate was attractive because there is a good culture here and obvious [Avery Johnson]«, Said Tibbs. “It's really attractive, a quarterback that can bring the ball to you … it was something I couldn't miss.”