Wetjen returns another punt for a TD
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Looks just like what we saw at Iowa, uniform and all......
The kid is terrific. Great to see him continue his magic in the NFL. Thanks for sharing the clip.
BTW: The announcer sounds like he was describing paint drying. What a horrible description of that brilliant return.
BTW: The announcer sounds like he was describing paint drying. What a horrible description of that brilliant return.
he is a weapon and you have to play him in the slot because he can take a 5 yard pass and turn it into 50 yards. he already did it in one preseason game. I hope he has a great and safe career.
It is great to see, I know it is preseason, but see how it goes in regular season.
Awesome. Hope he continues this right into the regular season. Go Steelers.
Kaden is set to earn $2,011,916 this season. Not too shabby for a guy not on scholarship until his final year at Iowa.
--> Kaden was placed on a full scholarship in January 2025, immediately following the conclusion of the 2024 football season and the Music City Bowl.
--> Kaden was placed on a full scholarship in January 2025, immediately following the conclusion of the 2024 football season and the Music City Bowl.
@EvilMonkeyInTheCloset how does the shocked-face emoji make sense here…?
Way to go Wetj! The Steelers ST are atrocious so it isn't surprising he did all the work here. It's been rough watching them in the off season.
As always, use more Wetjen!
As always, use more Wetjen!
Because f*** Wisconsin, that's how..........
I said go Steelers.
You provide “wow” emoji.
I ask why.
Because f**k Wisconsin..?
Got it, man. Have a good weekend ya weirdo.
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