Washburn WR James Letcher Jr. to attend Chiefs’ local pro day

The Kansas Metropolis Chiefs’ native professional day is arising and we’re beginning to hear about just a few of the gamers who’ve been invited to the occasion.

In response to KPRC2 NFL reporter Aaron Wilson, Washburn WR James “J.J.” Letcher Jr. is ready to attend the Chiefs’ native professional day. The 5-foot-8 and 175-pound receiver appeared in 48 video games with 31 profession begins for the Ichabods. He completed his profession with 228 profession receptions, 2,992 yards and 29 touchdowns, plus 60 carries for 336 yards and two scores.

The D-II standout made an outsized impression as a kick returner and punt returner on particular groups with three kickoff return touchdowns and two punt return touchdowns throughout his profession. He twice earned MIAA Particular Groups Participant of the Yr honors throughout his profession at Washburn.

Letcher just lately participated within the College of Kansas professional day final week, the place he ran a 4.52s 40-yard sprint and caught each cross throughout his exercise per Wilson.

Letcher spoke to WIBW’s Katie Maher following his efficiency on the KU professional day:

“I work onerous,” Letcher said. “My peak doesn’t imply something. I’ve been this peak, I’ve been this measurement my complete life and I nonetheless over exceeded what folks thought of me. I’m going to offer it all the pieces I’ve bought and proceed to do what I do. If they offer me an opportunity, I’ll present them what D-II gamers are about.”

The arrogance is palpable and he definitely is conscious of the realm he could make his impression felt ought to he wind up in Kansas Metropolis.