Emporia State linebacker Landon Boss has become a standout player, securing his fifth All-American award with his selection to the 2025 Walter Camp All-American team. The junior from Osage City, Kansas, previously earned First-Team All-American honors from multiple organizations, including the AFCA and AP, and excelled as a unanimous First-Team All-MIAA linebacker. His season statistics showcase his elite performance, with impressive totals in tackles and sacks, underscoring his impact on the field.

By the Numbers
  • 101 total tackles, including 10 sacks, for the season.
  • 69 solo tackles, ranking fifth in the nation.
  • 17.5 tackles for loss, sixth in the nation.
  • Ten sacks ranked 12th nationally, tying fourth all-time on the Emporia State single season list.
State of Play
  • Boss was also recognized as the Defensive Player of the Year in the MIAA.
  • He consistently dominated the field, earning MIAA Defensive Athlete of the Week honors three times.
  • Emporia State continues its tradition of producing All-Americans, with representatives for the second consecutive year in the Walter Camp Foundation team.
What's Next

With his impressive performance this season, Boss is poised to further elevate his football career, potentially attracting attention from professional leagues. His record-setting achievements could lead to additional accolades as he continues to develop as a player.

Bottom Line

Landon Boss's achievements highlight his exceptional talent and dedication in college football, setting a high standard for defenders in the MIAA and beyond. His multiple All-American selections not only contribute to his legacy but also enhance Emporia State's reputation in the sport.