For the past two seasons —some may even argue three, Penn State has had a clear deficiency at wide receiver. The Nittany Lions have gone from having a clear No. 1 and a handful of solid complementary options to a group where no one seems willing or able to take that clear No. 1 role. After the latest round of additions and subtractions via the transfer portal, the Lions find themselves hoping for the third time in as many seasons, that this crop of receivers is the right combination.
Enter Tyseer Denmark. With Harrison Wallace, III and Omari Evans off to greener pastures, and the presumption that Kyron Hudson and Devonte Ross are all but guaranteed a starting spot (don’t tell James Franklin I said that), it’s up to Denmark to lay his claim to the third starting role.