If you watched Jaylin Lane play for the Virginia Tech Hokies over the past two years, you saw a player who would likely be a ...

Jaylin Lane grew up as a fan of the Steelers, but always knew plenty about the burgundy and gold of Washington.

When the Washington Commanders took Jaylin Lane in the 2025 NFL Draft, they drafted one of the fastest receivers in the draft and someone who can stretch the de ...

With Virginia Tech wide receiver Ali Jennings already ruled out of this weekend’s contest against Rutgers, the last thing Brent Pry needs is a lingering injury for Jaylin Lane.

Despite Virginia Tech finishing with a 6-7 record, Lane still led the team in receptions (38) and earned his first ACC Receiver of the Week honor after a 106-yard performance in the Hokies' 37-17 ...

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Jaylin Lane, like most draft prospects, had no idea who might draft him in the NFL 2025 draft. The former Virginia Tech receiver/punt returner told Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier of 106.7 The Fan ...

Jaylin Lane emerged as one of the Hokies' top receivers in his two seasons at Virginia Tech, tallying just over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns. Despite Virginia Tech finishing with a 6-7 record ...

Former Virginia Tech wide receiver Jaylin Lane has marked increase NFL interest as the Draft edges closer. It has not been disclosed whether or not these meetings are a "top-30 visit".

Sep 27, 2024; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Virginia Tech Hokies wide receiver Jaylin Lane (83) run with the football for a touchdown against the Miami Hurricanes during the second quarter at Hard ...

Jaylin Lane completes Virginia Tech's WR overhaulJennings and Felton are prototypical outside receivers. With them in the boat, Virginia Tech was missing a proven slot receiver. At 5 foot 8, Lane ...

Tech’s nine touchdown passes were tied for 122nd nationally, ahead of some famously anemic aerial attacks (Iowa and, oddly, Virginia) and the service academies (Navy, Army, Air Force).