Idaho Football has secured the transfer of wide receiver Zack Card from Oregon State, as announced by head coach Thomas Ford Jr. Card, a 5'9" playmaker from Brentwood, CA, played three seasons with the Beavers, contributing 64 receiving yards over 11 games last season. Known for his dynamic play, Card brings prior familiarity with Coach Ford, adding depth to Idaho's receiving corps amidst a promising roster.

By the Numbers
  • Zack Card recorded 9 receptions for 64 yards in 11 games last season at Oregon State.
  • In high school, Card amassed 71 catches for 1,411 yards and 15 touchdowns over his final two seasons.
Yes, But

Some may question Card's production during limited game time at Oregon State, citing the jump in competition level and potential adaptation challenges in a new system.

State of Play
  • Idaho has built a formidable offensive lineup, with Card joining established playmakers like Ryan Jezioro and Tony Harste.
  • Coach Ford aims to leverage Card's speed and experience to enhance the team's aerial attack this season.
What's Next

Card’s integration into the Vandals' offense will be critical as they prepare for upcoming games, potentially impacting their game strategy and style of play.

Bottom Line

The signing of Zack Card strengthens Idaho Football's offense, adding a deep threat who has the potential to make an immediate impact on the field.