Dylan Lord

Played in all 17 games at wide receiver, with eight starting assignments ... ranked second on the team in receptions (74), receiving yards (734) and receiving touchdowns (5) ... averaged 9.9 yards per catch and 43.2 yards per contest ... had the best game of his career in the FCS National Championship contest against Montana State, as he recorded a career-high 161 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns for the Redbirds ... had five games with 50 receiving yards or more on the year ... had 23 yards and a touchdown in a win at Murray State ... recorded 87 yards on eight catches and a score in a win at Indiana State ... hauled in a 37-yard touchdown reception in the FCS playoff quarterfinal win at UC Davis ... had nine catches for 42 yards in the playoff win at North Dakota State ... tallied a career-high 10 receptions for 50 yards in a win over UNI ... also returned four kickoffs on the year for 68 yards. Saw action in three games, with two starts at wide receiver before suffering a season-ending injury ... recorded 10 catches for 86 yards on the year (8.6 yards per reception) ... made collegiate debut at Iowa, recording three catches for 29 yards ... hauled in a season-high six catches for 52 yards in a win at North Alabama ... also had one catch for five yards against Western Illinois. Played four seasons for head coach Michael Zbdeski … finished career ranked in the top 10 in career receiving yards at Hamilton … also set single-game and single season receiving records … as a senior, ranked No. 1 in the region in receiving yards … earned second-team all-premier region honors … team was ranked No. 8 in the state at one point … earned honorable mention all-area honors as a junior … also competed in track & field. Son of Logan and Raquel Lord … has two brothers, Blake and Drew … his father, Logan, played collegiate football at Willamette University … high school teammate of fellow 2024 Redbird signee Beckham Pellant … four year member of the honor roll.