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Jacob De Jesus is a versatile receiver and return specialist who joined the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted rookie in 2026.
De Jesus completed a multi-stop college career at Modesto Junior College, UNLV and Cal before entering the NFL with Kansas City.
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De Jesus is from Manteca, California.
He grew up in Manteca, where he attended Manteca High School and learned ping-pong from his late father, Rick.
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De Jesus helped Manteca High School win two Sac-Joaquin Section championships.
He concluded his three-year high school career with 5,095 all-purpose yards and 53 touchdowns. As a senior, he recorded 1,139 receiving yards and 16 receiving touchdowns while adding 631 rushing yards and seven scores.
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De Jesus capped his college career with a record-setting receiving season at Cal after earlier stops at Modesto Junior College and UNLV.
In 2025 at Cal, he set the school single-season record with 108 receptions and posted 1,030 receiving yards, six receiving touchdowns and 1,645 all-purpose yards. At UNLV in 2023, he was the only FBS player to rank in the top 15 in both punt-return and kickoff-return average.
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De Jesus signed with Kansas City as an undrafted free agent after the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Chiefs included him among their rookie free-agent class on May 1, 2026.
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De Jesus participated in Kansas City's 2026 offseason program and training camp as a rookie receiver.
During OTAs, the Chiefs reported three receptions by De Jesus in a seven-on-seven session. He also finished a mandatory-minicamp practice with a leaping touchdown catch in an 11-on-11 drill.
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De Jesus earned major conference honors as both a receiver and return specialist.
At Cal, he received first-team All-ACC honors as an all-purpose player and specialist and second-team recognition at wide receiver. He also joined the 2026 NFF Hampshire Honor Society after his senior season.
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De Jesus built his college profile around high-volume receiving production and return-game versatility.
Kansas City described him as a versatile playmaker after his 108-reception and 1,645-all-purpose-yard Cal season. His college résumé also included top-15 national rankings in both punt-return and kickoff-return average at UNLV.
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