Cedrick Wilson

Cedrick Wilson Jr., born on November 20, 1995, in Memphis, Tennessee, is an accomplished NFL wide receiver currently playing for the Miami Dolphins. Standing at 6'2" and weighing 197 pounds, Wilson's athletic journey began at White Station High School in Tennessee before he showcased his talents at Boise State University. His college career at Boise State, within the Mountain West Conference, led to his selection in the 2018 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys in the sixth round, pick number 208. Wilson's professional debut in the NFL came with the Cowboys, where he steadily developed his skills over the years. Known for his agility and dependable catching ability, Wilson contributed significantly as a receiver. His move to the Miami Dolphins has allowed him to continue showcasing his capabilities on the field. In the 2025 season, Wilson split his time between the New Orleans Saints during the preseason and the Dolphins in the regular season. During this period, he recorded 44 receiving yards and 5 receptions in 9 regular season games for the Dolphins. Despite not scoring touchdowns that season, his contributions in terms of first downs and yards after catch demonstrated his value to the team. With eight years of experience in the league, Cedrick Wilson Jr. continues to be a reliable asset in the wide receiver position, leveraging his background and experience to enhance his team's offensive strategies.