After a brief stay in Raleigh this weekend, Virginia Tech football is back in Lane Stadium, taking on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons this Saturday. Here's how you can watch Saturday's game.
After a heartbreaking, controversial loss to No. 17-ranked Georgia Tech last weekend, Wake Forest Football looks to rebound for its first conference win this Saturday- traveling across the state border to Blacksburg, Virginia, to face the Virginia Tech Hokies.
With just over a week remaining until Virginia Tech opens its 2025 season against South Carolina in the Aflac Kickoff, wide receivers coach Fontel Mines made one thing clear when he spoke to the media on Aug.
In the fifth installment of our ‘Way-Too-Early” series on Virginia Tech football’s hypothetical 2025 season, the Hokies (4-1 “Way-Too-Early”) host their first ACC game of the season — a tango in the Terror Dome with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
The Washington Commanders saw something others didn't in Jaylin Lane. And the wide receiver didn't take long to start repaying this faith, if reports from organized team activities are any indication.
The Washington Commanders only made five picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, but there are specific reasons to be excited about each one. For fourth-rounder Jaylin Lane, it's his abilities to make guys miss in space as both a receiver and punt returner.
Jaylin Lane hasn't come to the Washington Commanders to make up the numbers. The dynamic wide receiver wants to impose himself immediately. He also wants to dominate in whatever role he's given by the coaching staff.
Even though the Washington Commanders already had a great offense, they added a dynamic player in Jaylin Lane during the draft. The fourth-rounder out of Virginia Tech is known for his speed and athleticism to create separation against defenders.
One doesn't have to look far in the media for praise where new Washington Commanders wide receiver Jaylin Lane is concerned. Most analysts believe Adam Peters could have another steal on his hands with the explosive playmaker, who's got the tools needed to far exceed his fourth-round status with a smooth transition to the professional ranks.
Two former Virginia Tech stars have officially inked their first NFL contracts. Wide receiver Jaylin Lane has signed with the Washington Commanders and cornerback Dorian Strong has signed with the Buffalo Bills.
In the fourth round of the NFL Draft, the Washington Commanders selected Virginia Tech wide receiver Jaylin Lane with the 128th overall pick. The Commanders believed they had a gem when they took Lane—but now, the rest of the football world is starting to see just how special he is.
Adam Peters needed just five picks in the 2025 NFL Draft to give the Washington Commanders another major boost. One analyst added his name to the ever-growing list of those who believe they unearthed one of the true uncut gems on Day 3.
Former Virginia Tech wide receiver Jaylin Lane was one of the most underrated wide receivers in the entire 2025 NFL Draft and it was a surprise that he lasted until day three of the draft.
Virginia Tech Football has experienced a mass restructuring in its wideout corps. Last season the Hokies had a core of veteran wideouts including the likes of Jaylin Lane, Ali Jennings, Da'Quan Felton, and Stephen Gosnell.
The Washington Commanders didn't have a great need at the wide receiver spot entering the 2025 NFL Draft. That didn't stop Adam Peters from selecting Jaylin Lane when the opportunity arose at No.
The Washington Commanders continued to add to their roster during the 2025 NFL Draft. Turning their attention back to the offensive side, the Commanders used the No.
After selecting offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Washington Commanders doubled up on defense on Day 2, selecting cornerback Trey Amos With the defensive needs addressed, Washington turned its attention to adding another weapon for quarterback Jayden Daniels with their first pick of Day 3.
The Washington Commanders added some explosiveness to their offense on Day 3 of the NFL Draft by selecting Virginia Tech receiver Jaylin Lane. "I feel like I'm fast and versatile, man.
The Washington Commanders selected Virginia Tech wide receiver with the No. 128 overall pick on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft. Before becoming a Hokie, Lane started his college career at Middle Tennessee, where he led the team with 11 touchdowns and 1,500 receiving yards.
Virginia Tech wide receiver Jaylin Lane was selected by the Washington Commanders with the 128th pick in the NFL Draft. Lane emerged as one of the Hokies' top receivers in his two seasons at Virginia Tech, tallying just over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns.
The Washington Commanders made a major move this offseason, trading with the Houston Texans to acquire star left tackle Laremy Tunsil. In addition to Tunsil, the team also secured a fourth-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Washington Commanders selected Virginia Tech wide receiver Jaylin Lane with the 128th pick. Lane was a standout wideout in his time in college, after three years at Middle Tennessee State, where he tallied 11 touchdowns and over 1,500 yards.
There were 32 players selected for the draft on Thursday, April 24, during the first round, but none of them were former Virginia Tech Hokies. Day two of the draft will consist of round two and three and some of them should start to fly off the board at some point tonight.
Pewter Report analyzes the top players in the 2025 NFL Draft with its position previews. Scott Reynolds starts the previews with the wide receiver position, offering a comprehensive look at what the Bucs have and what they need at receiver.
To put it a simply as possible, the Carolina Panthers need more weapons. They need weapons at wide receiver, where their best option is seriously considering retirement every offseason.
Jaylin Lane emerged as one of the Hokies' top receivers in his two seasons at Virginia Tech, tallying just over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns. Despite
The Hokies have a few offensive pieces gearing up for the NFL Draft, and wide receiver Jaylin Lane is just one of three wide receivers to enter the NFL Draft from Virginia Tech.