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Kam Chapman

Wide Receiver/Defensive Back

2029 Class

6'2" Height

170 Weight

Johnston School

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Kam Chapman is a 6'2" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2029 class. Chapman attends Johnston in Iowa. Chapman's Player Profile was created on December 10, 2025. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Kam Chapman is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Eliot Clough

Prep Redzone Scout

One of several 2029 in-state prospects to earn an offer from the new Iowa State staff this week, Kam Chapman Kam Chapman 6'2" | 170 lbs | WR/DB Johnston | 2029 IA showed some legitimate potential for Johnston this season in non-varsity games. Finishing the year with 25 catches for 673 yards and 14 touchdowns in just six games, Chapman showed off smooth athleticism with top end speed and ball-skills at the wide receiver position.

Able to get behind the defense with ease by running like a deer, plus making his quarterback look really good by hauling in some 50-50 balls on the sideline and into the endzone, Chapman’s ceiling looks sky high at the moment. If he wasn’t playing at the 5A level, he absolutely would’ve been part of a varsity squad last season. Who knows? Maybe he should’ve been for the Dragons. Either way, he’s a name to know regarding Power 4 recruiting going forward.

2 weeks ago

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Rob Howe

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

The starter kit is there for Chapman to be a factor on the Power 4 level someday. The Johnston freshman caught the attention of Iowa and Iowa State this year, visiting both campuses for games during the season. Chapman also could have college futures in basketball or baseball, but football is out in front in terms of attention he’s currently receiving. It comes after a ninth-grade season that saw him haul in 25 catches for 673 yards and 14 touchdowns in just six games on the non-varsity level of the Dragon program. We can see how he delivered those numbers when checking out some of his highlights from the campaign. With long arms, long strides, leaping ability and speed, Chapman already is a matchup nightmare for defensive backs. He runs crisp routes and understands how to use his body on contested catches. Chapman has a bright future on the gridiron, and he should start impacting varsity games next fall.

6 months ago