Chamon Metayer

West Virginia

Nov 8 (Sat)

10 a.m.

AS A TRANSFER

247 Sports lists him with a transfer ranking of .9000 as the No. 75 ranked player overall and the No. 5 ranked tight end in the transfer portal (as of December 20, 2023).
He comes to Colorado as an undergraduate transfer with two years to play two.

AT CINCINNATI

Played in 17 games over three seasons for Cincinnati, finishing with 24 receptions for 290 yards and five touchdowns.
Broke onto the scene in 2023, finishing the season with 23 receptions for 258 receiving yards and five touchdowns.
He scored his first career touchdown early in the season against BYU.
Led the Bearcats in receiving touchdowns with five and finished third on the team in both receptions and receiving yards.
In 2022 he appeared in six games, making his first career start against Louisville in the Wasabi Fenway Bowl.
His first career reception came against Kennesaw State and went for 32 yards.
Missed six games due to injury.
Did not see game action in 2021; redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS

A four-star prospect by the recruiting services.
ESPN ranked him as the No. 33 athlete in the country and the No. 52 player from Florida.
247 Sports listed him as the No. 45 ranked athlete and the No. 78 player from Florida.
247 Sports Composite ranks him as the No. 367 player in the country, the No. 24 athlete, and the No. 58 from Florida.
On3 Consensus had him as the No. 399 ranked player, the No. 24 athlete, and the No. 62 from Florida.
Rivals listed him as the No. 17 athlete and the No. 56 player from the state of Florida.

AT NORTH MIAMI

Played three years of varsity football for Patrick Colon at North Miami.
Totaled more than 600 yards and seven touchdowns in 2019.
For his senior season, he transferred to Miami Central to play for head coach Gibudale Joseph.
His final season he won the 6A state title starting at tight end for the Rockets.
Named a Miami Herald All-Dade 8A-6A first-team selection in 2020.

PERSONAL

Born December 2 in North Miami, Florida
Son of Nelda Maxime and has three siblings, Christopher Metayer (24), Ralph Bissainthe (24) and Bryton Bissainthe (25)
Also played basketball in high school where he averaged 26 points and 11 rebounds during his team’s playoffs in his senior year
He was recognized as a top-ten forward in the state of Florida all four years of his high school basketball career
Enjoys video games, bowling and visiting his high school during his free time
Logged over 150 total community service hours through a Foundation called Roaring Tigers.