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Deion Burks

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Weight188
Deion Burks is a senior wide receiver whose Deion Burks NCAAF profile lists him at 5-foot-9 (69 inches), 188 pounds, wearing jersey No. 4. Born in Inkster, Michigan, Burks entered the 2025 regular season as an active starter and appeared in 13 games, starting all 13 at WR. In 2025, Deion Burks stats show he was a high-volume target in the passing game, finishing with 57 receptions on 87 targets for 620 receiving yards and 4 receiving touchdowns. His efficiency markers included 10.9 yards per catch and a longest reception of 45 yards, which also matched his longest touchdown. He produced 29 receiving first downs and recorded 553 yards after catch, a notable share of his total yardage. Burks also logged 4 red-zone targets. Burks had limited rushing usage: 6 carries for -1 rushing yard, with 3 tackles for loss (18 lost yards) and a longest rush of 14 yards, plus 1 red-zone rushing attempt. His penalty line in 2025 was 2 penalties for 10 yards. These numbers outline Deion Burks career highlights for the 2025 season in a primary receiver role.

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