In a thrilling development for Boise State Broncos fans, the team proudly announces the return of star wide receiver Latrell Caples for the 2025 season. After overcoming a ruptured Achilles that sidelined him for the entire 2023 season, Caples made a remarkable comeback in 2024, recording 38 receptions for 473 yards and five touchdowns. His resilience and performance have solidified his position as a key player in the Broncos’ offense.
Caples’ journey with Boise State has been nothing short of inspiring. Entering his sixth year with the team, he has amassed 93 career catches, totaling 1,078 yards and nine touchdowns. His experience and leadership are invaluable assets as the Broncos aim to build upon their impressive 2024 season, which saw them repeat as Mountain West Conference champions and secure a spot in the College Football Playoff—a first in the program’s history.
Head Coach Spencer Danielson expressed his enthusiasm about Caples’ return, stating, “Obviously, Latrell Caples, we think the world of.” With the status of leading receiver Cam Camper still uncertain due to eligibility clarifications, Caples is poised to step into the role of the No. 1 receiver. His presence will be crucial in guiding both returning players and newcomers, including promising talents like Austin Bolt, Chase Penry, Ben Ford, and Cameron Bates.
Caples’ dedication and perseverance have not only made him a fan favorite but also a mentor to younger teammates. His return signifies more than just an addition to the roster; it embodies the spirit and determination that define Boise State football. As the Broncos prepare for the upcoming season, Caples’ leadership on and off the field will be instrumental in navigating the challenges ahead.
The entire Boise State community eagerly anticipates the impact Caples will make in the 2025 season. His story serves as a testament to resilience and commitment, inspiring both teammates and fans alike. With Caples back in action, the Broncos are well-positioned to continue their pursuit of excellence in college football.
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