Lekeldrick Bridges?

[GrizNut]

Ive actually thought about this in past month or so! Tough to transition to that mid season, but wouldn't be surprised if that's a move in spring ball

Very tough at the college level period. Running backwards isn't the same as running forward and the footwork for directional transitions is tough to just ask a kid to do. I am guessing as a WR he has a higher ceiling than Drew Deck who just had to wait for his turn behind the guys who were here last year.

I know our staff moved Justin Calhoun in 2017-18 and he looked like a duck out of water to start with but ended up being pretty decent in the end. He was already established as a receiver and the move was more or less due to a lack of good CB options.

 

[BWahlberg]

Tough season, but hopefully a learning one. If he can put it all together he's going to be dangerous out there. Looking forward to seeing his progression into next year.

 

[EverettGriz]

I think the GFPers may have made this point, but I think it could well just be a mental thing right now, as in it's in his head. With an offseason of work to remind him he can actually catch the football, I think he'll be a legit weapon next year.

 

[HelenaHandBasket]

I laugh every time someone says "juggs"

 

[406football]

Very tough at the college level period. Running backwards isn't the same as running forward and the footwork for directional transitions is tough to just ask a kid to do. I am guessing as a WR he has a higher ceiling than Drew Deck who just had to wait for his turn behind the guys who were here last year.

I know our staff moved Justin Calhoun in 2017-18 and he looked like a duck out of water to start with but ended up being pretty decent in the end. He was already established as a receiver and the move was more or less due to a lack of good CB options.

Not easy to transition for sure. However, most WR’s at this level likely played 2 ways in high school and naturally corner/safety would be the secondary position. Worth a look at least.