Former West Michigan prep football star declares for NFL draft
Isaac TeSlaa’s football journey has taken him from high school quarterback to small-college wide receiver to SEC pass catcher, and he’s hoping the next stop is the NFL. The 2019 Hudsonville Unity Christian grad and former Hillsdale College wideout declared for the NFL draft on Monday following a successful season at the University of Arkansas,
Michigan signed the No. 1 player in the 2025 class at QB in Underwood, but the hope is that Keene is a bridge to the future.
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