Duke football has added wide receiver Jonah Burton to its roster as announced by head coach Manny Diaz. Burton, a 5-11, 195-pound player, has played a total of 18 games for Baylor and Idaho State over the past five years, earning three starts. He helped Baylor secure a Big 12 Championship and achieved a victory in the 2022 Allstate Sugar Bowl. In his recent season at Idaho State, he recorded 22 receptions for 263 yards. Burton, from Simi Valley, California, will have one season of eligibility left starting in 2026.

By the Numbers
  • Burt has played in 18 total games: 11 for Baylor and 7 for Idaho State.
  • He posted 31 receptions for 373 yards across his career, averaging 12.03 yards per catch.
State of Play
  • Baylor's record during Burton's tenure was 29-23, including a 19-17 conference record.
  • Idaho State ended the last season with a 6-6 record, contributing to Burton's individual stats.
What's Next

Burton's addition is expected to strengthen Duke's receiving corps as the team prepares for the upcoming 2026 season. His experience in high-stakes games could be valuable for the Blue Devils.

Bottom Line

Jonah Burton's signing reflects Duke's commitment to enhancing its football program, leveraging his experience and skills to improve team performance in the upcoming season. His well-rounded background could make a significant impact on the field.