Kayshon Boutte was a freshman in 2020 and was going to see opportunities instantly after star receiver Ja’Marr Chase opted-out due to COVID. Things didn’t start out great when the LSU Tigers had three different quarterbacks on a mediocre offense where Boutte was barely targeted, but everything changed the moment LSU’s number one receiver Terrace Marshall opted-out for the final three games of the season. To say Boutte took advantage of Marshall’s opt-out would be a massive understatement. In the final three games against Alabama, Florida, and Ole miss, Kayshon Boutte put up 27 catches, 527 yards, 4 touchdowns, and 243 yards after the catch proving that the lights weren’t too bright for the 18 year old.
Cowboys draft 2023: Wide receiver Kayshon Boutte prospect profile
